Sentence examples for mediated intervention from inspiring English sources

Mediation analyses showed reductions in avoidant coping related to reductions in traumatic stress (b = 1.45, p <.001), and the direct effect of the intervention on traumatic stress was no longer significant (b =.04, ns), suggesting that changes in avoidant coping completely mediated intervention effects on traumatic stress.

24 In an effort to address a recently discovered cause of suboptimal prophylaxis, 25 patient refusal, 26 Piazza et al launched a pharmacist mediated intervention to individually educate hospitalised patients on the importance of VTE prophylaxis.

Peer mediated intervention (PMI) is a promising practice used to increase social skills in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Results showed that REDI-P promoted significant gains in parent academic expectations, which in turn mediated intervention gains in child emergent literacy skills and self-directed learning.

In mid-2002, 66 adults (18 men, 48 women) aged 45 78 years, who identified themselves as underactive, were recruited through advertisements and word-of-mouth at two sites (Melbourne and Brisbane), and randomised to either the print or print-plus-telephone mediated intervention group.

We describe the design and rationale of a randomized controlled trial to assess the efficacy of a pedometer-based Internet mediated intervention for patients with chronic back pain.

Throughout these meetings, the goal will be to hypothesise about key relationships between important contextual elements for our populations of interest and intervention implementation, mechanisms mediating intervention resources, and participants' responses and final health outcomes.

Perhaps most importantly, this finding provides substantial hope that mediating interventions targeted at those who have experienced bullying in the short-term can help prevent adolescent health risk behaviors.

This finding corresponds to that of a study of video feedback intervention in autistic children, in which increased child social skills, not mediated by intervention effects on parenting, was found in the treatment group compared to controls [ 112].

Additionally, we did not find that any of these factors alone mediated the intervention, thus future studies should continue to examine the cognitive processes underlying the intervention's impact.

Because the primary goal of the present study was to examine change in PA and fruit and vegetable consumption, we have not examined intervention effects on potential determinants of behavior change and if such changes in these presumed determinants mediated the intervention effects on health behaviors.