Sentence examples for simplistic intervention from inspiring English sources

In our view, this strengthens the rationale for conceptualising incentives as part of complex ecological systems rather than simplistic intervention components, due to the need for public services to rapidly adapt and evolve to thrive and survive in the current fiscal climate.

Once the Ebola crisis passes, it will be tempting to revert to simplistic interventions with easy metrics.

Such understanding can help shape the design of appropriate interventions, so that instead of simplistic interventions targeting health workers to wash their hands, viable strategies are those that make changes which affect interactions between individuals, and how they function within their environment and their institutions.

Consequently, over the past decade the focus of knowledge translation efforts has shifted away from more simplistic individual level interventions towards organizational and system oriented strategies for promoting EIDM [ 5].

Over simplistic, low intensity interventions are likely to miss the pivotal points when help might make a difference and have marginal impact on families who are struggling with complex, distressing issues impacting on family wellbeing.

The routinely use of the instrument may also instigate a simplistic focus upon psychological interventions to target the repression of emotions.

We are concerned that the evaluated CMI may not in fact be a good test of the effectiveness of CM, because the interventions do not always heed the transformative objectives behind CM, but treat it simply as an instrumental add-on to increase uptake, being inflexible to the contextual needs of the community participating in the intervention, and using simplistic measures of social outcomes.

This study's description of life and livelihoods at the site of a conservation intervention in Nepal demonstrates that simplistic conceptions of community are insufficient.

Tory interventions are at the same simplistic level.

In the absence of such evidence, our results caution against simplistic assumptions about the effectiveness of these interventions.

For example, an early but simplistic interpretation of EBM was that all interventions required randomised trial evidence.