Sentence examples for involvement in interventions from inspiring English sources

In July 2014, in a qualitative research study, we conducted 25 semi-structured interviews with Madrassa teachers to find out how they perceived their involvement in interventions against schistosomiasis.

The clinical impression is that parental involvement in interventions increases generalization of the learned skills.

3) Does increased faculty involvement in interventions and shared goals impact institutional culture and diversity outcomes?

In February 2007 (T1), 12 among the 24 communities were chosen for this study, primarily on the basis of their involvement in interventions carried out during EcoSalud II (for further details, see Orozco et al 27)—that is, good leadership support, substantial interest by community members, and the implementation of most of the agriculture and health interventions.

This lack of consumer involvement in intervention research may contribute to the challenges encountered developing, translating, disseminating, and sustaining evidence-based rehabilitation interventions in clinical practice.

Nigeria is the second most endemic country in the world for lymphatic filariasis, with control efforts often hampered by poor community awareness and involvement in intervention strategies.

If true, Egypt's presumed involvement in intervention should not have been a surprise.

Limitations of the existing literature include lack of evidence on whole population approaches, limited adolescent involvement in intervention development, and poor participant engagement.

This intervention was developed with substantial involvement from adolescents and addressed gaps in the existing literature including lack of evidence on whole population or whole day approaches, limited adolescent involvement in intervention development and poor participant engagement.

The interviewees' knowledge of the program, extent of their involvement in the interventions, their degree of satisfaction with the program, and the impact they felt the interventions made on their lifestyle were assessed by these questionnaires.

Previous research highlights the importance of staff involvement in psychosocial interventions targeting neuropsychiatric symptoms of dementia.