Sentence examples for many interventions aimed from inspiring English sources

There have been many interventions aimed at improving retention of drug-drug interaction (DDI) knowledge of health care professionals.

Even when initially successful, many interventions aimed at reducing the toll of water-related infectious disease have not been sustainable over longer periods of time.

In addition to several new pharmaceutical and medical interventions, there have been many interventions aimed at improving outcomes for the infant through enrichment of the infant's NICU environment, including increased parent involvement in infant care [ 9].

Many interventions aiming to reduce waiting times have been implemented in Chinese public tertiary hospitals to improve patients' satisfaction.

Prescribed drugs, as second-line in acute treatment or for prophylaxis, are less cost-effective in our model but not necessarily with an unfavourable ratio of cost to effect when compared with many other interventions aimed at improving population health.

In the past few decades, many policy interventions aimed at reducing OOP health expenditures have been carried out to protect households against CHE in China.

Many public health interventions aimed at whole populations aim to change behaviour by changing attitudes and knowledge, and shifts in attitudes and knowledge represent positive short-term and medium-term outcomes.

Results indicate that many students could benefit from interventions aimed at improving their skill at judging their learning.

The international movement toward universal healthcare coverage [ 1] has recently prompted many African countries to undertake interventions aimed at increasing health services use.

Recent work undertaken for the Department of Health in England outlines that there is effectiveness evidence for interventions aimed at reducing many of the lifestyle risk factors, although it may be more difficult to be conclusive about cost effectiveness in some areas [ 30].

To date, there have been many interventions that aim to increase children's physical activity levels, especially in the school setting [ 18, 19].