Sentence examples for resultant intervention from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the intervention design process, resultant intervention and the study team's experiences working with the community.

This paper details the process of developing a service brokerage intervention for ex-prisoners in Queensland, Australia, and describes the resultant intervention.

This paper describes the resultant intervention that was implemented in 44 high workload public health facilities of 10 districts, and its impact on key inputs and maternal-newborn care practices.

Because metabolic syndrome is associated with increased risk for CVD and diabetes mellitus [ 2- 5], early diagnosis of metabolic syndrome and resultant intervention strategies may help reduce the incidence of these associated diseases.

Resultant interventions must be culturally appropriate and likely to be made available to host communities post-trial.

Because our patients were each unique, we have provided two vignettes to illustrate some of the issues they faced and the resultant interventions.

Limitations on study participation driven by the consent process would, in turn, limit the effectiveness of resultant interventions to those with characteristics similar to the group studied.

In the resultant pilot intervention study, the two strategies appeared to improve treatment outcomes: cure rates for those receiving counselling, combined support and no support were 85%, 76% and 67% respectively.

For example: in people with diabetes, good glycaemic control can prevent or retard the development of microvascular complications (2, 3); improved blood pressure (BP) control can reduce both micro and macrovascular complications (4); and screening for retinopathy and peripheral neuropathy with resultant timeous intervention can prevent blindness or lower extremity amputations (5, 6).

The aims of the resultant physiotherapy intervention are to i) decrease pain; ii) improve functional range of shoulder motion; iii) improve scapular control; iv) strengthen scapular stabilisers and rotator cuff muscles; v) improve posture and thoracic extension range of motion; vi) regain normal shoulder biomechanics.

Similarly, overly optimistic prognostic estimates may influence treatment decisions made by physicians, with resultant futile interventions such as chemotherapy in the last few weeks of life, no discussion of palliative care, and late referrals to hospice.