MET has yet to be studied as a more intensive intervention in the context of a stepped care approach.
USGS chloride sample results from streams near metropolitan areas were retrieved from 1969 to 2008 for assessment of potential road-salt influence throughout the country and to provide context for the more intensive Wisconsin study results.
4 This possible combination of fewer trained staff and more intensive interventions raises concerns about whether, in a context of constrained expenditures, the quality of care will deteriorate as a result.
These 17 CIMT studies were compared with conventional therapy [ 19, 22, 25- 27, 30, 33, 35, 36, 38, 60], intensive bimanual therapy [ 20, 21, 23, 24, 32, 34], more intensive CIMT [ 29], or intensive training in a different context [ 31].
Such improvements may occur in response to undergoing baseline assessment; due to participants' awareness of being involved in an experimental trial; or due to the delivery of more intensive 'usual care' than would be encountered beyond the research context [ 11].
The full integration of curative roles for CHWs across all these conditions entails a different kind of workload and more intensive counseling skills, which may not be feasible in every context.
Rather, future research should explore whether more intensive and timely approaches to increasing motivation are feasible and acceptable in the context of contacting cancer patients.
The influence of landscape context on the bird assemblage increased as the surrounding land use became more intensive (e.g., woodland to native pasture to crop).
Brief interventions, according to the context and impact of the content, can be just as effective as more intensive interventions [ 33].
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