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The efficacy of the interventions will be explored with a secondary analysis utilising a per protocol approach.

Psychological models of medication adherence and, within this context, current and past educational interventions will be explored.

The efficacy of interventions will be explored with a secondary analysis utilising a per protocol approach; a sub-sample of patients who engaged in their allocated treatment will be utilised in this analysis.

The allegations of intervention will be explored during the legislative hearing Tuesday, said Assemblyman Kevin McCarty (D-Sacramento), one of the legislators who sought the audit.

Barriers and drivers to the delivery of the intervention will be explored to refine the intervention.

Differences between subgroups (ethnicity and socio-economic status) regarding the effects of the intervention will be explored.

Patient adherence to the internet intervention will be explored by examining objective intervention usage data automatically collected by the LifeGuide internet intervention.

In addition, change in physical activity behavior post intervention will be explored for the follow-up time points using descriptive analysis.

Finally, if one or more of the interventions demonstrates effectiveness for the full duration of the trial, the longer-term costs and benefits associated with that intervention will be explored using decision modelling approaches to extrapolate beyond the trial follow-up.

Despite the grim prognosis, O'Neill said there is hope if international consensus is reached and through advances in diagnostics, stimulating the development of new AMR drugs and alternative therapies such as vaccines – interventions which will be explored in greater detail by the review in future papers.

In addition to these outcome analyses, comparative cost analysis of the two programs, potential mediators of intervention success, and baseline moderators of intervention effects will be explored to better determine which subgroups do best with which type of intervention.