Sentence examples for recognised interventions from inspiring English sources

In regards to maintaining perceived intervention effectiveness, it is recognised interventions focusing on the individual often require multiple exposures [ 65].

Although the importance of individual-level stressors based on the job demand control model to the management of worker's health is clearly recognised, interventions aimed at the individual's specific stressors, such as interpersonal conflicts between particular persons, are difficult.

The most common complication was oesophageal intubation, all cases of which were immediately recognised and interventions carried out.

However, the functional impairment associated with epilepsy is not well recognised in intervention programmes in developing countries.

In other words, it is important to recognise that interventions are very much rooted in several social systems, including individual, interpersonal, institutional, and infra-structural (Pawson 2009).

We also recognise that interventions may have more than one area of influence, such as the use of cookstoves that utilise cleaner fuels in combination with financial inducements for use.

Although we recognise that interventions are not always delivered as planned in pragmatic trials, we did not measure treatment fidelity because we wanted the assessors to remain blinded to study group where possible.

Recognising that interventions in many arenas may affect a child's exposure, we will include studies of any strategy that aims to reduce a child's exposure to household air pollution from burning solid fuels.

Culture-bound syndromes need culture-bound treatments: interventions recognised as "medicine" by both patient and practitioner.

It is being increasingly recognised that such interventions present a methodological challenge.

Local participation, as a concept and a strategy, is recognised by most interventions as key to ensuring relevance and acceptability girls' education.