Sentence examples for management interventions aimed from inspiring English sources

Such estimates could further be used for planning conjunctive use and developing management interventions aimed at sustainable use of the groundwater resources.

Knowledge derived from such studies could therefore help us to better understand and further advance the progress and design of case management interventions aimed at older persons with multi-morbidity.

Thus regulation or reduction of food-related impulses seems to be required to control eating behaviour in our plentiful food environment and is a promising target for weight management interventions aimed at the habitual or impulsive system (Marteau, Hollands, & Fletcher, 2012; Van't Riet, Sijtsema, Dagevos, & Bruijn, 2011).

The results have major implications on the design of management interventions aiming at reducing stress and improving customer services, suggesting a number of ways of intervention, based on considering coworkers and supervisor support.

In sum: we propose an organizational level, primary preventive stress management intervention, aimed to alter the sources of work-related stress by changing the design, management and organization of work [ 46, 47] and to be evaluated by an effect evaluation including organizational outcomes and a process evaluation including process variables related to intervention outcomes.

The primary treatment modality studied in this meta-analysis was CBT, but it was considered important to also include other types of psychosocial modalities, such as social skills interventions, since components of these may be used to optimise content and delivery of any anxiety management intervention aimed at ASD youth.

Empirical data and an acceptability assessment were used to develop a self-management intervention aimed at preventing acute to chronic pain transition after major lower extremity trauma (i.e., iPACT-E-Trauma).

Both CB and TB are joint Principal Investigators on the BRIGHT (BRinging Information and Guided Help Together) RCT which is currently evaluating a complex self-management intervention aimed at improving outcomes for patients with stage 3 CKD.

In this era of intensive management, future interventions aimed at increasing diabetes-specific dietary adherence may improve glycemic control in this population.

Since self-management by informal caregivers focuses first and foremost on the patient, the patient targets are also applicable when categorizing self-management support interventions aimed at informal caregivers.

Therefore the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) 7 recommends a number of symptom management strategies and interventions aimed at helping individuals to cope with their condition and reduce physical deconditioning brought about by the illness.