Through these 2 frameworks, we designed a theory-based, physician-focused intervention to efficiently encourage guideline-concordant prostate cancer imaging, prostate cancer imaging stewardship (PCIS).
The analysis of kernels could contribute to an empirically based theory of behavioral influence, augment existing prevention or treatment efforts, facilitate the dissemination of effective prevention and treatment practices, clarify the active ingredients in existing interventions, and contribute to efficiently developing interventions that are more effective.
There is, therefore, an urgent need to identify possible bottlenecks in order to allow this public health intervention to be efficiently translated into daily practice.
To efficiently target interventions to control Chagas disease, detailed information on the epidemiology of this disease is needed, including sex and age distribution, risk history such as history of birth or long-term residence in a country where transmission of T. cruzi occurs, and presence of clinical manifestations.
For childhood interventions to be effectively and efficiently delivered in an integrated manner to the needy population groups, the national and local health systems need to be strengthened to become resilient to shocks of whatever kind [ 46, 47].
Describing the natural course of SCD in sub-Saharan Africa will increase awareness of the massive burden of disease and allow therapeutic interventions to be directed effectively and efficiently, in particular towards the prevention of malaria and severe anaemia and optimising nutritional status.
Interventions using this technology designed to efficiently assess and automate risk stratification are likely to increase the utility of family history assessment in the primary health care setting [ 51].
Persons at risk for autosomal dominant neurodegenerative diseases provide the opportunity to efficiently test preventive interventions.
We chose a factorial design, as it will enable us to efficiently investigate the interventions by including all participants in both analyses.
The merits of childhood obesity interventions should be based on their ability to efficiently control weight and improve health compared with alternative uses for available resources.
