The hypothesized relationship between CHW capacity measures (precondition 2) and product availability was not found to be statistically significant in the baseline perhaps because of the multi-faceted components of supply chain capacity, which interact in complex ways, and were not all measured in the surveys.
Three trials explored the impact of a multi faceted intervention.
[ 5] Interventions with several components (multi-faceted) seem to have a higher chance of improving practices as more barriers can be addressed and overcome with different components.
Acting in concert, these proteins are likely to be important components of a multi-faceted response of mammary tissue to infection.
Sure, the solution is multi-faceted, as if composed of pieces of a pie.
Several interventions included problem solving and/or quality of care as part of multi-faceted interventions including other components such as self-assessment (82), checklist use (38, 85), group supervision (38), and two-tiered supervision (85).
A more detailed analysis of multi-faceted indicators, to identify outliers on particular components of the indicators, may help PCTs prioritise areas for improvement.
Examination of the relationship of these criteria with the underlying components of the conceptual framework highlighted the complexity and multi-faceted nature of energy resilience.
Consequently, developing universal metrics for vulnerability assessments across disciplines is challenging, which is partly due to the multi-faceted nature of vulnerability itself, the diverse and dynamic nature of the components, and the changing scales of analysis (temporal and spatial).
In a recent randomised control trial [ 19], support was found for the effectiveness of an innovative model of discharge planning and follow-up management of older adults at risk for hospital readmission; however, the trial was unable to examine the optimal components of the multi-faceted intervention on health and economic outcomes.
In one of the publications relating to the Dignity and Older Europeans study [ 39], it was reported that older people in the United Kingdom viewed dignity as a multi-faceted concept with the following components: dignity of identity; human rights and autonomy.
