This is in line with the finding of Deshpande and Zimmerman (2010) who said that promoting youth savings may have the potential to be a high-leverage intervention, with positive effects on youth development.
Public health knowledge leads to high-leverage interventions.
Yet, many sepsis improvement projects invested in potentially low-leverage interventions leading to modest change in sepsis bundle compliance and mortality.
But by leveraging interventions that work and continuing research into developing effective diagnostic tools, I am certain that we can reach the final elimination of leprosy together.
The question now is: With the American people sidelined and Putin headlined, can we leverage Putin's intervention to join us in also forging a cease-fire in Syria and maybe even move on to jointly try to end the Iran nuclear crisis.
Our results suggest that the transition to high school may represent an important intervention leverage point, particularly for adolescents who lack adequate parental support to help them cope with day-to-day changes in sadness.
However, current evidence supports the notion that the most effective team-training programmes leverage a bundled intervention design that pairs learning activities and practice, with tools designed to support effective teamwork during daily clinical care (eg, checklists, reminders, peer coaches).
20 Using these multiple leverage points, the intervention aims to (1) reduce alcohol availability to adolescents aged under 18 years and (2) reduce adolescents' intentions to consume alcohol before the age of 18, or if adolescents are already consuming alcohol, reduce the frequency of alcohol consumption.
Putting together, these can leverage highly effective interventions.
It has been difficult to identify a unifying biological theme that could be leveraged for therapeutic intervention.
Thus, it was considered an ideal setting for an intervention leveraging novel mobile health technologies to promote increased physical activity to reduce cardiovascular risk.
