Sentence examples for participation interventions from inspiring English sources

This shows that, to improve social participation, interventions may be needed at different levels.

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Both require advocacy and action, indicating two broad strategies aimed at enhancing girls' participation: interventions to integrate gender equality into the mainstream of overall education policy and programming; and more focussed affirmative action interventions.

Read more about the UNICEF's participation interventions in Malawi: Youth parliament Innovation Newsline (news features, press releases and human interest stories) Malawi has made significant progress in highlighting children in the development agenda.

A systematic review of intervention strategies designed to enhance patient participation found more positive effects of participation interventions in the outcomes of communication, provider diagnosis and process measures of the management of patient conditions.

Therapeutic educational interventions, such as the Chronic Care Model (CCM) that includes educational, organizational and community participation interventions; the Stanford Expert Patient Program (EPP); and the Kaiser Permanente model [ 12, 13] have all shown their benefit in patients with a high CVD risk and their effect on clinical measures and health care use.

Ninety seven (97) relatives responded with their consent for participation, intervention (n = 55) and control (n = 42).

Individuals who developed diabetes during follow-up intervention: N = 32 (6.8%); usual care: N = 32 (7.3%) or who ended participation intervention: N = 46, 9.6%; usual care: N = 36 (8.1%) were excluded from the study and from analysis.

It is hypothesized that the program participation (intervention group) would induce less negative parenting behaviour in conflict situations, support positive parenting behaviour in general and reduce parents' psychological burden (anxiety, depression and stress).

A 1994 Georgia law defines assisted suicide as "direct and physical involvement, intervention or participation" in a deliberate suicide and carries a five-year prison sentence.

Taken together, parent participation in interventions pertaining to youth NSSI may have positive outcomes both for the youth and parent.