Sentence examples for of intervention provision from inspiring English sources

The timing of intervention provision was variable.

In most cases the scope of this discussion relates to economic factors as determinants of epidemiology, patterns of intervention provision or uptake, or potential economic consequences of interventions.

Increases in the rates of intervention provision were observed for all interventions except IPT1, which declined from 0.45 treatments per visit to 0.38 (Table  2 and Figure  3).

There are three elements of intervention: provision of LED phototherapy machines; provision of a photo radiometer; and provision of training using standard guidelines.

Variation of intervention provision was greater during the full trial than it had been in the pilot sites due to differences in the funding and organisation of services in each geographical area.

This model of intervention provision was replicated for most rounds of recruitment and intervention for the full trial but in some additional sites both interventions were provided by the NHS and in one further site a voluntary/charitable sector organisation provided both.

Contracture and deformity should be prevented by counteracting deforming forces with the use of gentle forces over time including daily stretching, correction of positioning, use of splinting and orthotic intervention, provision of adequate support in all positions, especially sitting and supported standing as appropriate, and education of patients and families.

15 While the responsibility for making changes remains with the individual sites, the administrative ACS NSQIP body provides support in terms of case report of successful interventions, provision of best practices, national meetings, and monthly supportive conferences calls with the surgeon champions and clinical reviewers.

Among 38 infants who completed a 3 month vitamin D supplementation intervention, provision of 400 IU/day of vitamin D increased final 25(OH D to a higher level in non-Hispanic Caucasian compared to Hispanic infants.

Respondents were asked to indicate the likelihood of future relapse prevention intervention provision within their service.

Practices were allocated to usual practice (no intervention), provision of clinical guidelines and prompts, or audit-based education.