Sentence examples for side interventions from inspiring English sources

The integrated approach includes 'demand side' interventions – community level efforts to improve women's knowledge, and empower them and their families to make decisions around their maternal and reproductive health – and 'supply side' interventions – access to skilled, trained staff, and high quality care with the necessary supplies.

We find that demand side interventions alone are less effective than using only supply side interventions or a combination of both; the single most effective intervention is implementing a patient reminder system to reduce the number of no-show patients; and that all interventions studied are subject to significant diminishing returns.

Identifying the global hotspots of forestry driven species, ecosystem services losses and informing the consuming nations of their environmental footprint domestically and abroad is essential to design demand side interventions and induce sustainable production methods.

This will only be achieved by community-based demand side interventions for maternal health access.

In the case of childhood vaccination, demand side interventions have been poorly investigated in developing countries.

Future research should focus on both demand and supply side interventions, alone and in combination.

Thereafter, the basic design of other frequently used supply- and demand-side interventions is described.

Policy should also include demand-side interventions to shift electricity consumption profiles such that demand meets the supply of wind and solar power.

We find that supply-side interventions decrease suicides in places with strong addiction-help networks, implying that prescription drug abuse is associated with an inherent risk of suicide.

Thus, supply-side interventions alone are less effective than when complemented by community participation or incentives that shift preferences and behaviours.

Results indicate that the relative technical state of a home can significantly influence the performance of demand-side interventions, particularly the presence of a programmable thermostat.