Sentence examples for providing interventions for from inspiring English sources

West Papuan refugees in Port Moresby have had no contact with services providing interventions for trauma-related mental disorders.

Student counselling services providing interventions for interpersonal problems should be accessible to students within this ethnic group and be readily referred by treating clinicians.

These findings highlighted the importance of assessing and providing interventions for pain relief in persons with cerebral palsy even at an early age.

We will also compare the efficacy of targeted versus universal screening in successfully identifying and providing interventions for the relevant target population.

Liaison is required between those providing potentially diabetogenic or weight promoting antipsychotics, those monitoring mental state, and those providing interventions for CHD risk factors.

In this study we determine whether an interactive skills-based training session using the Drink-less package led to measurable changes in FPs' self-reported level of confidence in detecting and providing interventions for risky alcohol consumption.

A high between provider variability (ICC = 0.422) was also observed for providing intervention for lifestyle risk factors.

It's having coaching for instructional practices, it's providing intervention for students who are not successful.

Table 6 shows two different models for intervention (optimal practice: providing intervention for all lifestyle risk factors identified versus sub-optimal practice: providing intervention for none or only some risk factors identified).

For the purposes of analysis intervention practices were dichotomised with 0 = providing intervention for none or only some of the lifestyle risk factors (sub-optimal practice, n = 42, 13.7%) or 1 = providing intervention for all lifestyle risk factors identified (optimal practice, n = 265, 86.3%).

That would certainly be more motivational … we would have a focus on that for that patient" (OT1) Speech pathologists used a prioritisation system that some felt was a barrier to routinely providing intervention for communication impairments.