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One possibility, then, is that the HWLs depicting personal suffering from smoking-related outcomes are effective at eliciting fear in current adult smokers.

All but three of the trials reported here were performed in the chronic phase (defined as >6 months post-stroke); there is good evidence that treatments aimed at improving language outcomes are effective in this latter time period (Allen, Mehta, McClure, & Teasell, 2012).

To test whether providing surgeons with peer benchmarked feedback about patient-reported outcomes is effective in improving patient outcomes.

We dichotomized these outcomes was effective (very effective, effective) or not effective (barely effective, not effective), and calculated the relative risk (RR) of the intervention of being effective or not, compared to the control condition.

The technique is quite simple and the outcome is effective.

The use of PSA for predicting cancer aggressiveness and outcome is effective only for high PSA levels (>20 ng/mL) combined with Gleason score higher than 8 [ 3].

The optimal type of tocolytic drug should improve neonatal outcome, be effective in delaying delivery, and safe for both mother and fetus.

Central to the overall mission of the HRH Program, the lowest performing outcome was effective skill transfer; interestingly, this result was disparate between the RF and USF with 50 % and 10%% reporting effective skill transfer, respectively.

Risk stratification should, however, only be undertaken for outcomes where there are effective interventions, and a holistic approach to needs assessment remains important.

These results show that using both parent-report and independent observations of outcome, parenting programmes are effective in improving conduct problems.

Interventions based primarily on providing information about how to behave to avoid negative health outcomes are less effective than those using well-specified behaviour change techniques, building on participants' own motivations within a psychological framework [ 21, 22].