Sentence examples for reinforcing intervention from inspiring English sources

The standards-based approach, which involved intensive and mutually reinforcing intervention activities, showed modest improvements in some aspects of providers' performance during ART consultations.

We did not set out to compare the individual components as it was our belief that they could not be considered as independent, e.g., the success of the reinforcing intervention is dependent upon the success of the preceding interventions.

Reinforcing intervention patients used CPAP no longer compared to control group (mean 4.3hr/nightt vs 3.8 hr/night and median 5.1 hr/night vs 4.5 hr/night) in one year.

The aim of the study was to assess the effect of a short time reinforcing intervention on the adherence to CPAP therapy in the months following interruption of the support.

Their results suggest that two reinforcing intervention times may be relevant when targeting CPAP adherence: in the early course of treatment and at 3 to 6 months of treatment.

Such studies may combine a predisposing intervention (designed to achieve the preparation stage of change) with an enabling intervention (designed to achieve the action stage of change) and a reinforcing intervention (designed to achieve the maintenance stage and prevent the relapse stage of change).

The aim of the study was to assess the adherence to CPAP therapy with and without early reinforcing interventions, consisting of motivational reinforcement and technical support in the first month of therapy.

The aim of the study was to assess the adherence to CPAP therapy with and without early reinforcing interventions, consisting of motivational reinforcement and technical support in the first month of therapy, and to evaluate if the possible benefit of the support could extend to one year.

Building houses and creating artificial dunes to protect them are mutually reinforcing interventions, because the houses turn the dunes into necessities and the dunes make the houses seem rational.

Twenty subjects (intervention group) underwent reinforcing interventions with telephone interviews in the first month of therapy, and twenty (control group) remained without reinforcing interventions.

Two mutually reinforcing interventions should be packaged and offered to pregnant women during ANC consultations.