Sentence examples for review of support from inspiring English sources

A recent Cochrane review of support intervention studies found no effect on gestational age (Hodnett and Fredericks 2003).

7 Koopmans et al 14 conducted a systematic review of support practices for parents after perinatal death, including contact with the stillborn baby.

However, a recently updated Cochrane review of 'Support during pregnancy for women at increased risk of low birth weight' (LBW) [ 7] found 18 RCTs and concluded that programmes offering additional social support were not associated with improvements in any perinatal outcomes.

In a Cochrane systematic review of support provided during at risk pregnancies, support was defined as any of the following; emotional (which could include counseling and reassurance), providing information or advice, as well as practical support (an example was given of transportation to clinic appointments) [ 22].

In a Cochrane review, of support during pregnancy for women at risk of low birthweight babies, Hodnett et al 76 suggested that the women involved in the trials exhibit such a degree of deprivation that the support programmes evaluated are just not powerful enough to overcome the disadvantage experienced.

The government has recently completed a review of supported housing, and we were expecting an announcement in July about plans to reform its funding.

WEEKEND A listing of credits on Friday with a film review of "Supporting Characters," using information from a publicist, omitted a producer.

"Today the Court tacitly informs magistrates that not only need they not worry about mistakes, they need no longer be neutral and detached in their review of supporting affidavits.

A variety of self-reported medical diagnoses were confirmed through review of supporting medical documentation obtained from health care providers by survey staff.

Telephone support A recent review of telephone support interventions concluded that they were ineffective at reducing PTB [ 25].

A systematic review of peer support interventions suggested that peer support may not be effective where routine services to support breastfeeding are well established such as in the UK [ 3].