But there is clearly little appetite to pursue these or other interests in a manner that would require the large-scale intervention that defined the Bush years.
Perhaps a fair compromise is to use an "intervention ladder" that defines broad categories of intervention as more or less intrusive, then specifies broad categories of circumstance that require especially robust consent in some cases and only minimal consent in others (Nuffield Council on Bioethics 2007, 41 3)?
To put it differently: effectiveness, efficiency and safety of an intervention are the dimensions that define improvements in healthcare.
This process requires active participation of the CDM team from each clinic to design, propose and implement the intervention program based on the four CCM elements that define the intervention.
For each combination of parameters and model assumptions that define an intervention combination for the core analysis or perturbations and extensions to examine sensitivity, we varied the viral infectivity about a base defined by an infection rate of 50%, representative of the 1958 pandemic [10].
Consequently, we may have omitted the analysis of some of the components that define an intervention as a complex one, such as the participation of some disciplines, changes in the environment or the effect of different professionals.
In consideration of the Dutch emphasis on effectiveness, it is reasonable to limit our scope to interventions that are defined as being (theoretically) effective.
[ 16] The pathways present a comprehensive method that defines which interventions must be performed relative to the health status and level of care provided.
By contrast, an as-treated analysis that defined the intervention group to be comprised of women who reported attending one or more intervention group sessions yielded no statistically significant findings on these outcomes.
The multicomponent semitailored intervention programme was intensive in both content and duration, targeted multiple needs, tended to the individual needs and simultaneously involved caregivers and patients; thus, having the characteristics that defined successful intervention programmes documented in the literature.
