Sentence examples for interventions to events from inspiring English sources

To maintain sustainability, politicians need to be able to adapt safety promotion interventions to events and trends in society.

The live attenuated MMR vaccine administered at 12 mo of age can produce a physiological reaction one to two weeks after immunization., Identifying risk factors for AEFI is important as they may provide clues to the etiology of these events, may assist health care providers in communicating potential risks and could allow for the development of interventions to reduce these events.

Previous studies have attempted to identify effective interventions to prevent AKI events [ 2– 4].

In contrast, the two NPARM and PARM probands we studied were neonates that were intubated and/or managed in an NICU from birth with stringent monitoring and interventions to prevent hypoxemic events after birth.

With local evidence of the size of the problem, staff is more motivated to act, especially if effective interventions to reduce adverse events can be selected and implemented to target those AEs that are prioritized, namely those resulting from surgical procedures, drug errors and health-acquired infections.

Previous studies looking at multi-dimensional interventions to prevent adverse events in older patients have shown promise [ 32, 33]; patient deterioration after the completion of the trial was common, however, and inferences may have been limited due to lack of an agreed-upon definition for frailty.

A summary of the recommendations from the remaining seven guidelines [ 11– 17] is reported in the table 1. > -wrap-foot> Intorventions to monitor adverse events were grouped into three major categories: clinical monitoring, laboratory assessment at baseline and laboratory monitoring during treatment.

He identifies three approaches that a friendly civilization might take to help humanity: Intervention only to avert catastrophe: this would involve occasional limited intervention to stop events that could destroy human civilization completely, such as nuclear war or asteroid impact.

The EUROASPIRE (European Action on Secondary and Primary Prevention by Intervention to Reduce Events) cross sectional surveys have since 1995, evaluated the implementation of these guidelines [ 9].

Recently, the EUROASPIRE III (European Action on Secondary and Primary Prevention by Intervention to Reduce Events III) survey showed that blood pressure control did not improve with time, and indeed showed a 10% worsening over the three survey periods.

In the European Action on Secondary and Primary Prevention by Intervention to Reduce Events (EUROASPIRE) III survey, performed in 22 countries in Europe (including the Netherlands), 27% of participants were women.