Current bariatric literature on postoperative interventions that prevent or remediate suboptimal weight loss outcomes is limited.
There is a pressing need to design and implement interventions that prevent children from experiencing violence at home.
Accurate assessment of patient risk for pressure ulcers is the first step in guiding appropriate nursing interventions that prevent pressure ulcers.
As such, it can be enhanced by industrial policy interventions that prevent systems failures in the process of turning technological innovation into commercially viable products.
Interventions that prevent or slow cognitive decline and encourage positive ageing have potential to produce significant societal benefits and are a rapidly growing enterprise.
This exploration is an important first step toward designing motivation‐oriented interventions that prevent or ameliorate early syndrome‐specific failure experiences and maximize early successes.
Understanding the pathogenesis of CKD-induced muscle loss could lead to therapeutic interventions that prevent muscle wasting in CKD and potentially, other catabolic conditions.
There is increasing evidence to support interventions that prevent delirium, so the identification of patients at high risk is of significant clinical value.
While discovery of multiple pathways for invasion could confound the search for suitable vaccine targets, they could also be considered in the design of therapeutic interventions that prevent malaria parasites entering red blood cells.
There are many studies of interventions that prevent ordinary crime.
There are no proven interventions that prevent or delay the incidence of MCI or dementia, the authors noted.
