Sentence examples for outdoor intervention from inspiring English sources

Owing to the generally poor description of the intervention, 40 authors were contacted to confirm whether the study was an outdoor intervention and that they walked as a group.

This is consistent with the findings of Cumming et al 11; although no interactions existed between the intervention and the physiological fall risk score or previous falls, this may indicate that more cloistered (perhaps frailer) older people were less likely to benefit from a predominantly outdoor intervention and found the complication of adapting to additional glasses confusing.

The repeatability of these findings and the biological significance of these variations with respect to myopia have yet to be confirmed in additional large randomized controlled trials using similar or new outdoor interventions in schools to prevent and evaluate myopic onset and progression.

Finally, role sharing by team members, and use of allied health assistants may have the potential to address multiple barriers and enable delivery of time-intensive interventions, such as the outdoor journey intervention.

The aim of this study was to identify barriers and enablers, as perceived by allied health professionals, to delivering an outdoor journey intervention to people with stroke, an intervention which had previously been shown to improve outcomes in a Level 1 trial [ 11, 12].

After describing their discipline, years since graduation, years spent working with people following stroke and in the community, participating health professionals were asked to describe (1) what they knew about the outdoor journey intervention including the published evidence; (2) factors which might help or hinder their team from implementing the outdoor journey intervention.

Knowledge about the outdoor journey intervention was limited.

Negotiation with clients around evidence is not unique to the outdoor journey intervention.

First interviews were conducted in mid-2007, prior to implementation of the evidence-based outdoor journey intervention.

Finally, knowledge about local transport options was another barrier to delivering the outdoor journey intervention.

These time-saving strategies were an enabler to delivering the outdoor journey intervention.