Sentence examples for scope of this intervention from inspiring English sources

Operationally, this intervention could also be further challenged by: (i) organisational barriers related to time and workload and (ii) patient expectations, which were originally identified in focus groups but deemed beyond the scope of this intervention.

Experiences from the HOPE open pilot suggest that patients with severe depressive symptoms and/or long-standing mental health issues, such as Major Depressive Disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder, may be poor candidates for HOPE, as they require mental health treatment beyond the scope of this intervention.

On the basis of demographic information obtained in previous studies in this setting, 64 65 and the planned scope of the intervention (190 latrines serving an average of 20 people each or 3800 people in total), we expect the intervention group to include at between 456 and 494 (12 13%) children under 5 years of age (from 29 days to 48 months of age at enrolment).

Their skepticism is shared by many tea party Republicans and others, whose views range from ideological opposition to any U.S. military action overseas to narrower fears about authorizing the use of force without clear constraints on timing, costs and scope of the intervention.

A third limitation concerns the scope of the intervention applied.

A fundamental problem concerned a lack of clarity over the nature and scope of the intervention.

Moreover more consenters had problems like pain and high physical exertion during work, which fitted the scope of the intervention.

A question referring to services outside the scope of the intervention was included in the patient questionnaire to act as a point of reference for satisfaction ratings.

The overall high mean adherence may have created a ceiling effect, limiting the scope of the intervention to show a positive effect.

In the process, we learned several important lessons related to the scope of the intervention and necessary compromises, the tension between static interventions and dynamic contexts, and the challenges of rigorously designing a behaviour change intervention for low-resource settings.

It will also address ways to increase the scope of the intervention through the addition of resuscitation as a skill taught as early as children are shown to be able to perform it.