Sentence examples for manager intervention in from inspiring English sources

A randomized controlled trial of a brief case manager intervention in the US improved linkage and retention in care at 12 months [ 15, 16].

Patients in the intervention group will receive the case management intervention from the case manager in addition.

Immunization managers in intervention districts, as compared with managers in control districts, have changed their perception that they are not paid enough to do supportive supervision, but the difference between the groups did not reach statistical significance at follow up.

First, regarding the interactions between the supervisory office and the general manager, the supervisory office has direct intervention in the decision-making process at the center, which undermines the autocracy of the general manager.

Thoroughly utilized by the band, DeLonge often discussed minor details and plans for accompanying films and other promotional matter, and his managers approached him having an "intervention" in which they disquietingly questioned his frame of mind.

A process evaluation manager (SR) collated information on the intervention in theory and as implemented in the field, the social context in which it was delivered and its impact on group members and non-members.

37 Greater engagement with senior managers might help to embed the intervention in the local work culture, increase acceptance of use of the intervention by managers, including those who are reluctant to take part and giving them permission to spend more time on the intervention.

There was also a workplace intervention in which the worker, manager and OT participated.

At the start of the intervention in April 2011, ten case managers were involved.

Consultative psychiatric nurses will be trained to provide the collaborative care intervention in the role of care manager.

At follow up, immunization managers in intervention districts had significantly better perceived knowledge on how to carry out supportive supervision compared with immunization managers in control districts, and health providers in intervention districts were more confident that they were in need in supervision from immunization managers as compared with providers from control districts.