There is however little conclusive evidence that health professionals' interventions are effective [ 10, 17].
The effects of the protocol on patient outcomes and professionals' interventions have been investigated in the USA [ 8, 21, 23].
To influence the antimicrobial prescribing of individual healthcare professionals, interventions need to address prescribing etiquette and use clinical leadership within existing clinical groups to influence practice.
I recall rivalries, whispered accounts of professional intervention, glorious triumphs and humiliating flops.
Behaviours that might otherwise be dealt with prosaically are given pathological legitimacy, while others requiring professional intervention become normalised.
If there are warning signs that a child is excessively anxious, early professional intervention can head off later trouble, she said.
Yet both the victims and the perpetrators of violence, state-sanctioned or personal, rarely escape their earlier experiences entirely without professional intervention.
The mentors also voice their concerns to each other in an online forum, which iMentor monitors for warning signs that a child might need professional intervention, by a child welfare agency, for example.
With the slow decline of the Broadway play, and the dearth of musical roles for women over 50, a middle-aged actress expecting to find steady, varying work on Broadway might be a candidate for some sort of professional intervention.
The time for homeowners to call for professional intervention, said Ms. Wilson, who does not charge for her services and is suspicious of those who do, is when they feel frightened or threatened.
