The dimensions in this case involved the orientation of interventions, the goal of actions, and the evaluation of results.
These findings may have important implications for the management of CKD patients as well as the orientation of psychosocial interventions.
The organizational linkage intervention fundamentally sought to bridge the "trust gap" that exists between the public health orientation of treatment agencies and the public safety orientation of community corrections agencies.
Efforts to engage men in preventing and reducing men's violence against women, and more generally in building gender equality, are increasingly well established, signalled by new regional and international networks, conferences and campaigns, an expansion of domains of intervention, an orientation towards 'scaling up' and an increasing engagement with public policy (Flood 2015).
4 32–34 This is partly attributed to the largely supply-side orientation of most of the interventions, 4 the focus on employment rather than health improvement 31 35 and the lack of demand from employers for workers with complicated and fluctuating health conditions.
The ethos of the intervention, the orientation of the practitioners to the group work as a shared endeavour and the investment to reflexive practice throughout the programme's duration accorded with guides and standards of practice for group work in social work (see, for example, AASWG, 2006).
It was only in 2014 that New Jersey passed a law prohibiting "conversion therapy," or the practice of attempting to change someone's sexual orientation, as an intervention for homosexual clients; many states still allow this practice.
Correct orientation of the probe improved from 87% before intervention to 99% after intervention.
Approximately two-thirds of intervention study participants attended the in-person orientation.
Training of unit staff for the trial and orientation of research staff is delivered in the 4 weeks prior to the start of intervention at each site.
This change may have been an indirect result of the intervention, in that the increasing intensity of intervention allows MSM to 'come out' and gain an increased understanding of their sexual orientation and self-identity.
