Results are presented first for the primary intervention of holding the baby after stillbirth, then secondary interventions including the range of other types of contact (such as bathing the baby).
This is likely to require population-wide interventions across the range of PA domains.
The cost of delivering group-based parenting programmes range from £282-£1,486 with a median of £952 per participant, while for individual interventions the costs range from £769-£5,642 with a median of £2,078.
If a set number of sessions was not provided for in the intervention, then the range of session length was recorded or 'variable' was stated.
In terms of evaluation, there is a greater need for adoption of a standardized study design and development and/or adoption of instruments that will capture meaningfully the impacts of the intervention on the range of stakeholders.
Nonetheless, these separate developments are unlikely to alleviate the need for lifesaving interventions and, as our sensitivity analyses suggest, the interventions remain in the range of cost-effective interventions even under somewhat large changes in the parameters affected.
These results suggest that interventions to improve the range of knee extension may be useful in improving knee extensor performance.
Before intervention, the longitudinal range of the lesion segment that included the smallest lumen area (LA) was determined as LA <4 mm2 and/or LA stenosis >60%.
To fully explore the potential of this intervention, the entire range of possible values (0 100% access) was investigated.
Studies of intervention withdrawal may usefully widen the range of interventions that can be evaluated, allowing some interventions and policies, such as those that have developed piecemeal over a long period, to be evaluated for the first time.
