Sentence examples for reduced interventions from inspiring English sources
"We've reduced interventions before and after school and summer opportunities -- a loss for kids who need additional attention," Lynch said.
If time to diagnosis is to be reduced, interventions and guidelines must be developed to ensure appropriate examination and diagnosis during both primary and hospital care.
Recent investigations [ 9, 12– 17] report that optimal outcomes and reduced interventions at planned home births lead to significant cost-savings when care is fully integrated into the health care system [ 18, 19].
In the Mexican case, the combination of decentralization of resource planning to local governments and quasi-private sector agencies has reduced interventions in flood-risk management to very limited, highly local problems: a backed-up drain, or segment of a river that requires dredging.
If the risk and prevalence of these diseases are to be reduced, interventions must take into account what we know about effective health behaviour change mechanisms, monitor delivery by trained professionals and examine the possibility of tailoring programmes according to contexts such as risk level to reach those most in need.
The remaining added value was owing to the decreased water production and the reduced intervention and workover costs.
The remaining added value was owing to the decreased water production and reduced intervention and workover costs, which are considered favorable outcomes, especially in offshore reservoir development.
This could have been expected to be associated with lower quit rates and thus reduced intervention effects.
Exploring the impact of stress reducing interventions for ICU clinicians requires further investigation as part of an overall focus in promoting a healthy work environment in the ICU.
Complementary medicines (CM) such as acupuncture and acupressure have claimed to be effective in reducing interventions in labour; however, systematic reviews of evidence to date are conflicting.
Only data from baseline periods or control arms of intervention studies were included, to prevent confounding of the relationships under investigation, especially by transmission reducing interventions.
