Mismanagement of some interventions serves to intensify what I think are primarily "quiet life" reactions.
Instead, on rare occasions an intervention appeared to intensify stigmatizing attitudes (e.g., restrictions placed on others) or language (e.g., "dangerous"), or accentuate the differences between participants and those experiencing MHDs (e.g., autism) who were the "others" highlighted by the intervention [ 33, 43, 48, 57].
The model can be used by professionals and administrators to perform a diagnostic of collaboration and implement interventions in order to intensify it.
There is the need to intensify intervention programmes targeted at early identification of MDR-TB, treatment initiation, drug monitoring and increasing adherence among HIV co-infected MDR-TB patients.
The study results also places an emphasis on the role of Public health practitioners to intensify intervention programmes targeted at early screening and identification of MDR-TB, treatment initiation, increasing adherence and drug monitoring for HIV infected patients.
The involvement of girl's parent in anti-FGM interventions was inversely associated with the practice or intention of FGM, indicating the need to intensify the interventions.
We need to mitigate the treatment burden for patients with short life expectancy, and conversely to intensify therapeutic interventions for patients for whom an improvement in overall survival is expected.
We may then have a test to allow screening for selecting patients prior to performing more complex tests or to decide whether to intensify the interventions in lifestyle or with drugs (statins, acetylsalicillic acid, etc).
The clash highlights the type of conflicts that are likely to intensify as government intervention in the mortgage market widens.
The saber-rattling highlights the conflicting interests of various players in the mortgage arena and suggests that tensions are likely to intensify as government intervention in the market widens.
