They also concern whether those interventions are justifiable uses of scarce medical resources, and whether they are complicit with suspect norms (Little, 1998), as in the case of skin-lighteners for people of color (Asch, 2006).
They warn, however, that the evidence is derived from heterogeneous interventions and further exploration of the interventions is justifiable as a result.
If the answer to this question is "yes," then we also need to consider what kinds of intervention are justifiable.
Similarly, the principle of subsidiarity requires that the intervention is justifiable only if no other, less coercive, interventions are available to deal with the imminent threat [ 6].
101 Finally, economic evaluations of quality improvement interventions, such as those focused on clinical interventions or healthcare programmes, are mainly concerned with appraising whether the differential investment in an intervention is justifiable in face of the differential benefit it produces.
While this rationale for the review of interventions may be justifiable, we accept that theory-based work outside this time frame may have been advantageous to explore and include.
Of these deviations, 43.3% were justifiable on clinical grounds.
Rather, it provides an example for when such intervention may be justifiable and points to some conditions which may favor it.
It is interesting to note that many health economists working on tobacco taxation were concerned with whether or not a government intervention like taxation was justifiable in economic terms.
Given the above information and the fact that the same amount of treatment duration and intensity were used across the different treatment programs, we felt the method of collapsing the data from various intervention groups would be justifiable.
