Sentence examples for may value interventions from inspiring English sources

Also, not all criteria are equally important: depending on the pro-poor stance of a country, policy makers may value interventions that target the poor more highly than those that stimulate economic growth.

Our results suggest that medical as opposed to surgical patients may value interventions such as UCCDIP more; perhaps because this group have an increased tendency for psychological problems such as PTSD.

Some authors suggest that society may value health gains from preventive interventions differently to those achieved from other health interventions, in part due to the inability to directly identify those that benefit, but also due to issues of personal responsibility, and that this may impact on willingness to fund the programmes [ 32, 54].

There is also some evidence to suggest that patient empowerment may be a valued outcome from healthcare interventions that is related to, but independent of health status, and furthermore, that patients may value empowerment as an outcome even if they do not maximise their health status following a healthcare intervention.

Likewise, respondents may have valued curative interventions more highly than preventative interventions because they thought the threat to life more immediate in the case of a curative intervention (implying that a curative intervention would save more discounted LYs per life saved than a preventative intervention).

The levels of depression pre-training were characteristic of those seen by general practitioners working in primary care, suggesting that this intervention may have value as an adjunct to existing interventions for depression in primary care.

Since a DDS score can be immediately generated at the time the DDS is completed, another area of research is whether the score itself may have value as an intervention.

This relatively simple and low cost intervention may have value in reducing the risk of pre-eclampsia and associated preterm birth.

Discussion: Results from the study suggest that PBS may have value in alcohol-related interventions among college students.

Intervention timing is key to the efficacy and outcome, and the stage and severity may determine an intervention's value.

These changes may have value as non-invasive biomarkers in probiotic intervention studies.