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Interventions: This paper focuses on reporting the long-term effect of auricular therapy using magnetic pearls in the experimental group of a randomized controlled study.

Based on an action research intervention, this paper puts forward an 'extended' framework for the design and management of green-space maintenance contracts that can help managers of urban green space to devise contract designs and management practices better adapted for green-space maintenance.

Alongside the development of the intervention, this paper also described the design of a cluster RCT to determine the effectiveness of this program.

Description of the design and implementation of the SCE interventions in this paper is expected to stimulate further scientific discourses on the need to complement existing quality improvement strategies with SCE.

We have not calculated the budget impact of a widespread adoption of the interventions in this paper.

Detailed methods undertaken to assemble and assess the evidence for the interventions in this paper are given in the first paper in this series [ 5].

To facilitate evaluation of complex, organisational health interventions (OHIs), this paper aims at developing a context, process, and outcome (CPO) evaluation model.

Because morbidity was not assessed in the non-intervention cohort, this paper will focus just on the intervention cohort, which consisted of 25 villages.

Through an analysis of 27 available intervention studies, this paper presents the current trends of empirical research in the development of computational thinking through programming and suggests possible research and instructional implications.

Finally, whereas Alfonso et al. calculates the average cost per delivery ($19.65) by considering costs of all deliveries in the intervention area, this paper calculates the average cost per additional delivery ($23.9) by considering additional costs and effects (deliveries) incurred in both intervention and control areas and additional deliveries from both arms.

In summary, the framework of EVIDEM can be a useful tool to assess single intervention or to prioritize between only few interventions; however, in this paper, we place emphasis on the potential of DCE for consistently setting priorities between a range of interventions at once and its meaningfulness across different contexts.