Sentence examples for print intervention from inspiring English sources

Thus, the purpose of the current study was to culturally and linguistically adapt an empirically supported, individually tailored physical activity print intervention for Latinos and then conduct an RCT of the modified program.

The Vision is Precious study (2001 2005) tested the hypothesis that a tailored telephone intervention in urban minority diabetes populations, offered in English or Spanish, would result in greater screening for retinopathy than a standard print intervention.

A randomized trial in Spanish and English comparing a telephonic intervention implemented by health educators with a print intervention.

The print intervention, also given to the telephone group, cost $4.00 per person for the educational materials, postage, and handling.

At $4 per person, this would be an additional cost to a provider implementing this intervention in settings with nothing similar to the print intervention already in place.

To compare the effectiveness of a telephonic and a print intervention over 1 year to improve diabetes control in low-income urban adults.

The findings from this study will aid health educators in designing and budgeting computer-generated tailored print interventions.

Significant improvements in lifestyle behaviors and health outcomes are possible with tailored print interventions directed toward survivors of cancer and their family members.

The purpose of this study is to evaluate the relative efficacy of two promising distance-based approaches (targeted and tailored print interventions) for promoting PA among post-treatment breast cancer survivors compared to a standard recommendation control group.

This article describes the protocol for the Move More for Life Study, which aims to assess the relative efficacy of two promising theory-based, print interventions designed to promote regular physical activity amongst breast cancer survivors.

The results of this randomized controlled trial of weight loss among 136 women diagnosed with breast cancer and their biological daughters suggests that the diagnosis of cancer can be used to motivate healthy diet and exercise behaviors among survivors of cancer and their family members using mailed print interventions.