These studies covered five kinds of interventions: immunization campaigns, nutrition supplement programs, health care provision improvement interventions, demand side interventions, and mixed interventions.
We found effectiveness on inequalities in the following five kinds of interventions: immunization campaigns, nutrition supplement programs, health care provision improvement interventions, demand side interventions, and mixed interventions.
Three studies published from 1990 to 2013 assessed how the mixed interventions improve child health and maternal health care utilization in India [ 36, 40] and Bangladesh [ 38].
Current research focuses mainly on mixed interventions with both diet and physical activity components.
In MCI, previous reviews have included mixed interventions without clearly delineating between cognitive exercise and memory strategy training, and also included different trials [ 4, 43, 44].
Nine patients received coronary grafts, seven patients underwent valve replacements (including two mitral valve repairs) and four patients had mixed interventions.
The effects of other mixed interventions on other health outcomes, including knowledge, self-efficacy, adherence, and quality of life, and costs were mixed; thus, the strength of evidence was insufficient.The field of health literacy has advanced since the 2004 report.
Stochastic agent-based models are more complex and have been used to study mixed interventions.
The strength of evidence was moderate for the effect of mixed interventions on health care service use; the effect of intensive self-management inventions on behavior; and the effect of disease-management interventions on disease prevalence/severity.
The contents of mixed interventions are varied, including: One study [ 36] published in 1990 assessed the effect of combinations of nutrition and health services provision interventions in India.
