This phase has been the era of big medicine, starting with vaccinations and antibiotics, and moving on to the expensive and intensive personal interventions that characterize the medical system today.
To date, the relation between labour market institutions and population health in high-income countries appears to be mediated by SDOH-based policies and labour market interventions that characterize distinct welfare state regime types [ 24].
By the 18th century the Physiocrats were challenging the intensive state intervention that characterized the mercantilist system, urging instead the policy of laissez-faire.
But the direct intervention that characterized its activity in the years before 1982 is a thing of the past.18.18
Furthermore, the findings supported the usability and utility of the e-mentoring intervention based on a conceptual framework that characterized an electronic support process for people with special needs.
After more than 15 years of American military entanglement in Iraq, the sense of idealism that characterized the original U.S. intervention has long since dissipated.
We have learned increasingly what interventions can actually increase human ability, and, secondly, the multiplicity of ability that characterize the actual skill acquisition process.
In the spirit of the individualized care that characterizes the integrative medicine approach to the unique individual, we did not mandate a standardized intervention for all SIMTAP participants.
In our opinion the multidisciplinary approach that characterizes the model and its family-based approach should lead to the future validation of the intervention.
The seismic vulnerability that characterizes the architectural heritage requires methods applicable at territorial scale, simplified but reliable for a proper risk assessment and subsequent planning of intervention strategies.
