The phrase "prevention model" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific approach or strategy for preventing something from happening, such as the spread of a disease or the occurrence of a problem. Example: The government implemented a new prevention model to reduce the number of car accidents on the highway.
This paper focuses on the evidence for the effectiveness of community-based outreach intervention as one component of a comprehensive HIV prevention model for preventing HIV infection in injecting drug user (IDU) populations.
The PREVENT Model is a primary prevention model and therefore only considers risk factors: smoking, cholesterol, hypertension, obesity, physical activity and alcohol use [ 27- 30].
The relapse prevention model uses cognitive and behavioral strategies to prevent and limit occurrence of relapse.
The CSC study will be the first trial, internationally, to test a combined prevention model, whilst addressing the aforementioned limitations identified in current preventive programs.
Then, in accordance with the fourth step within the Van Mechelen's 'sequence of prevention' model, the systematic development of 'VolleyVeilig' as an intervention to prevent the occurrence of musculoskeletal injuries among recreational volleyball players should be followed by an evaluation of its effectiveness (Van Mechelen et al. 1992).
"Agencies have tried and tried to get closer to a prevention model, but it's just not how the field is set up," Spears told me.
Dr. Kaufman is president of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers, a nonprofit organization based in Beaverton, Ore., that two years ago began endorsing a prevention model that focuses on offenders.
mDiabetes is just a first step to a comprehensive chronic disease prevention model for the developing world, and a high-impact solution in the fight against non-communicable diseases.
Nor had Europe adopted the U.S. crisis-prevention model for damping down disparities in a single currency area — by labor mobility and wage adjustments, or by transfers to areas of need.
However, future studies are needed to pinpoint the precise mechanisms of cannabinoid-induced de-activation of pancreatic stellate cells and particularly its effects in vivo: 1) in a disease-prevention model, 2) in an approach to slow down the destruction of functional pancreatic parenchyma, and 3) in their potency to reverse fibrosis.
This qualitative descriptive study was part of a large research series to develop a suicide-prevention model for older people.
