Sentence examples for psychosocial framework from inspiring English sources

Another main approach is a psychosocial framework which argues that focusing exclusively on trauma exposure is not adequate.

Tai Chi is a complex multi-component intervention integrating neuro-musculoskeletal training, breathing, and various cognitive strategies (e.g. imagery, focused attention), often embedded within a rich psychosocial framework.

Pain clinics that utilise a more medical model of pain are less likely to find a role for AT, but pain clinics working within a more psychosocial framework within a multi-disciplinary and multi-professional team might be more sympathetic to AT.

Using a broad psychosocial framework our study suggests that family-to-work conflicts, work-to-family conflicts and workplace bullying likely increases the risk of CMD, whereas social support and having no family-to-work conflicts are likely to be supportive factors among those recovering from such disorders.

The clinical, technical, and psychosocial frameworks (both the medical as well as the patients' point of view) should be incorporated in testing strategies.

The interview guide was designed using a bio-psychosocial framework [ 21] and consisted of closed and open ended questions on physical functioning, disease prevalence and illness severity; social connectivity; mental health and overall experience of care [ 19, 20].

From a rehabilitation perspective, the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF), as a bio-psychosocial framework, can be used to describe the functioning of individuals with disabilities within and across different contexts [ 6].

A theoretical framework for the psychosocial model of music in dementia began to emerge.

The published literature on the psychosocial model of care provided us with a coherent framework for analysing the data (deductive reasoning).

The theoretical framework of the intervention program is based on a psychosocial model of planned behavior change and the transtheoretical model (stages of change) at the individual level through systematic use of group processes [ 21].

The bio psychosocial model, and in particular the fear-avoidance beliefs model was used as a theoretical framework when selecting our prognostic factors.