Sentence examples for interventions to serve from inspiring English sources

We describe the data-driven process of developing this curriculum with a view to informing the development of much-needed interventions to serve this vulnerable population.

Militaries and nonstate actors alike are using health interventions to serve their political aims in conflict situations.

The United States is not alone in using health interventions to serve foreign-policy objectives; the Cuban health diplomacy program (102) and Chinese health cooperation in Africa (103) are other relevant examples.

Several respondents suggested that training should be decentralized to lower level health units in order to strengthen the critical linkages needed between the community and the health system and to better prepare students to deliver the Minimum Package of Health Services of cost effective interventions high impact interventions to serve the primary needs of the Ugandan population [ 16].

We did not compare our intervention to another control intervention to serve as a point of reference.

A total of 29 participants were randomized to treatment consisting of psychoeducation, vestibular exercises, relaxation and cognitive interventions, or to serve as waiting list controls.

Patients were randomly allocated to one of five conditions to receive either one of three interventions or to serve as an attention control group or a control group.

Such services were seen to have the potential to undertake detailed behavioural and functional assessments that could act as the basis for person-centred interventions, and to serve as a single point of reference and support for care home staff.

The FRAP was initiated in 1991 to offer education and preventive interventions, and to serve as a research base for studying gene environment interactions in breast cancer and ovarian cancer.

With that insight as a starting point, the demand-led project would then design the appropriate systems, supplies, provider inputs, and communication interventions needed to serve the potential and current users.

As interventions like the Stanford CDSMP move into different target populations and communities, it is essential that we continue exploring the effect and meaning of these effects to the participants to ensure the optimal investment of resources for the very individuals these interventions aim to serve.