Sentence examples for interventions referring from inspiring English sources

This concise version synthetically reports only treatment aspects (including non-pharmacological treatments and interventions), referring to the International Headache Society classification (ICHD-II, 2004) and its Appendix for diagnostic criteria.

There were no significant differences between the two interventions referring to DICOP-score and duration of the intervention.

Unfortunately, most trauma-related observational studies and interventions referring to ecological processes are limited to treatment and measurement only at the individual level [ 55].

Most of the studies describe interventions referring to and/or inspired by case management (CM) [ 9, 12, 25, 29- 31, 33].

In the context of this study and based on prior work by members of the research team, the term enabling interventions refer to professional interventions that promote empowerment.

With the probability of drop-out from the diagnosis center and an inaccessibility of interventions, referred neonates might not be either diagnosed or receive interventions.

As for STRICTA, "details of other interventions" referred to the auxiliary techniques, prescribed self-treatment and lifestyle advice provided by the practitioner.

Clinicians and the public alike will therefore need access to authoritative and up-to-date guidance regarding the empirical status and clinical utility of the many online and app-based interventions (referred to here as e-therapy).

Midwives have a primary role in facilitating the first stage of perinatal mental health risk reduction through inquiring about perinatal mental health, identifying risk factors and current perinatal mental health problems, providing support or crisis intervention, referring for treatment and decreasing stigmatisation.

GPs made use of the intervention, referring 65% of patients to the system, which is much more than the GP referral percentage found before the Mental Health Organizational Intervention for traditional psychiatrist consultation (25.1%) [ 15].

Studies were included if they investigated clinically relevant outcome measures of body composition or cardiorespiratory fitness following a PA or exercise intervention (referred to hereafter as PA interventions) amongst twin pairs and/or family members.