Sentence examples for model of intervention from inspiring English sources
The Family-centered Action Model of Intervention Layout and Implementation (FAMILI): the example of childhood obesity.
Examples include the Ecological Model of Childhood Obesity (Davison & Birch 2001), the Family Ecological Model (Davison & Campell, 2005) and the Family Action-based Model of Intervention Layout and Implementation (FAMILI)) (Davison, Lawson, & Coatsworth, in press).
Using Berkel et al.'s (2011) integrated model of intervention implementation, we examined whether the association between teachers' perception of intervention quality and their improvement in instructional interactions was mediated by their responsiveness to the intervention.
Nevertheless, the research showed that children with autism under the study's conditions can benefit from this model of intervention.
Although the model of intervention she advocates is widely accepted as best practice, the Troubled Families Initiative has been controversial from the start.
Drawing from a biopsychosocial perspective, BSHAPE is a trauma-informed empowerment model of intervention which takes into account biological, psychological and social determinants of health and aims to concurrently address immigrant women's health and safety needs.
A validated economic model of interventions in bariatric patients will be adapted to compare each version of the WWCM program vs. controls while adhering to recommended best practices for conduct of economic evaluation [ 18, 44].
For planners, Sweden's towns have long been models of intervention and equality.
The research develops diagnostic procedures and advances models of intervention based on a number of sample buildings whose characteristics are representative of the entire body of the Arsenale.
Provides efficacious positive psychological models of intervention to increase well-being.
A spokesperson said: "Since December 2016, the local authority has been working with schools to implement models of intervention and establish alternative pathways for pupils at risk of permanent exclusion.
