Sentence examples for perspective of intervention from inspiring English sources
The present paper approaches this issue from the perspective of intervention in emotional negotiation by examining the moderating effect of communication media on the relationships between conflict contexts and their effectiveness.
While there is no scientific evidence on the combined effect of braces and neuromuscular training, the power analysis for the cost-effectiveness study was conducted from the perspective of intervention costs.
Yet they are critical from the perspective of interventions through public health, law and social policy.
Results included: 1) robust, durable increases in delivery skill, knowledge, and adoption readiness among trained staff; 2) positive managerial perspectives of intervention cost, feasibility, and sustainability; and 3) significant clinical impacts on targeted patient indices.
Adherence to intervention protocols from the perspective of the intervention facilitators will be ascertained through fidelity assessment described herein.
However, cost benefit evaluations [ 36- 39] conducted from the employer perspective (cost of intervention compared to cost of productivity loss averted) may be biased by selection of method, with compensation and disruption corrections more likely to show a return on investment than friction methods.
In addition, the process of developing the taxonomy has identified a number of research questions (e.g. mapping theoretical perspectives of interventions), as discussed in more detail above.
But it was low-hanging fruit — at least from the perspective of outside intervention.
Respondents were asked to describe (1) the adaptations development and approval process and (2) the most successful site-specific adaptations from the perspective of facilitating intervention implementation.
Other key stakeholders and agencies involved in the overall care of participants and/or the delivery of IPS, such as employment specialists, will be interviewed once or twice only to gain an understanding of their perspective of the intervention.
In addition to the RCT, an economic evaluation will compare costs and consequences from a societal perspective of an intervention group receiving the DSL protocol compared with a waiting list control group.
