Sentence examples for ready interventions from inspiring English sources

Priorities should be (1) large-scale prospective cohort studies that sufficiently describe needs of long-term survivors and to predict those most at risk; (2) robust randomised trials of well-specified 'delivery ready' interventions; (3) research to determine the most effective and efficient ways to organise care.

In this case, the acute clinical presentation of the neck mass with severe respiratory distress, needing ready intervention and immediate tracheal intubation should alert all pediatricians to the risk of these neck masses, and consider it as a potentially fatal case.

Surgeons and interventional radiologists will also be ready for interventions for the patients.

An understanding of the adoption stage, paired with current instructional climate data, could provide change agents with useful information about which faculty and departments are most ready for intervention efforts.

Interviewees representing governmental or consultancy agencies did not perceive themselves as brokers who bring together different parties; rather, they perceived their task as translating research-based knowledge into easily accessible formats or scientific knowledge into ready-made interventions (bringing together different kinds of knowledge, instead of connecting stakeholders).

We then modeled the likely reproductive health outcomes of the teens participating in the READY-Girls intervention to determine how effective the intervention would need to be to balance the costs of the intervention with the savings arising from preventing adverse reproductive outcomes.

Specifically, we assessed the downstream financial implications of one unplanned pregnancy in a teen <20 years of age in the U.S. and then estimated how many unplanned pregnancies would need to be prevented by the READY-Girls intervention to offset the cost of delivering the intervention to 100 teens with type 1 diabetes.

To evaluate the economic impact of the READY-Girls intervention, we prospectively assessed the resource utilization and cost of the intervention.

The READY-Girls intervention had beneficial effects and was economic.

These findings suggest that READY-Girls intervention with boosters imparts knowledge and stimulates interest and discussion.

Delivery of the READY-Girls intervention required ∼20 min of nurse time over three sessions.