Sentence examples for interventions to develop a from inspiring English sources

We have used the MRC framework for complex interventions to develop a childhood obesity prevention intervention that can be evaluated within the context of a cluster RCT.

We conducted a search on PubMed of all studies published on IPTi (as well as other malaria interventions) to develop a timeline on the accumulation of evidence on IPTi and to contextualize key events in the policy process.

We recommend that hospitals encourage compliance with screening guidelines, implement strict policies to improve the detection rate of suspected child abuse in emergency departments, and use the results of these interventions to develop an optimal screening protocol for emergency departments.

How can we engage patients eager to seek unproven SCBIs outside of US clinical trials and the US health care system, as well as clinicians and scientists eager to study and provide these interventions to develop an effective response to SC tourism?

In 2008, the World Health Organization (WHO) initiated and funded a consortium of academic institutions from four countries in East and Southern Africa to implement a co-operative intervention "to develop a sustainable masters-level educational programme with a focus on Health Workforce Development" [ 17].

Researchers may also use qualitative research because they perceive that some funding agencies want a mixed methods approach, or they may use focus groups with experts in the field and potential users of an intervention to develop an intervention and to determine its acceptability in principle or in practice.

We also found little evidence of how the exercise referral scheme interventions sought to develop a sustainable active lifestyle in participants, as recommended in the NHS National Quality Assurance Framework.

Her aim is to figure out direct and indirect methods of intervention and to develop a peer culture in which rape prevention is normalized.

Additional intervention research to develop a better evidence base for the most effective training and supervision mechanisms and qualitative research to inform policymakers in development of CHW interventions are needed.

Intervention Mapping (IM), a systematic approach to develop theory- and evidence-based interventions, was used to develop a strategy to target Ct testing towards young people who are currently hidden to care in The Netherlands.

We believe that using the fourth step of the Intervention Mapping protocol to develop a drug-prevention intervention for adolescents has a produced promising, feasible program.