Sentence examples for spread of interventions from inspiring English sources

Victora's study (2012) in 35 'Countdown to 2015' countries concluded that the spread of interventions and technologies to improve mother and child health tended to be pro-rich rather than pro-poor.

The evidence suggests a number of additional impact pathways, which in turn point to ways in which investments in these interventions can be managed to provide greater net benefits, e.g. by making provision for the productive use of water (Table 6), enlisting people's agency in the spread of interventions (Table 7) and supporting local governance (Table 8).

The health system leadership used PMTCT process data feedback to encourage participation in District-wide learning opportunities, and supported the testing of new ideas and the spread of successful interventions.

However, few examples exist in the literature of successful spread of complex interventions in large organizations.

These findings might have relevance for hospitals trying to reduce cancellations, and might facilitate the spread of appropriate interventions by helping other hospitals to adapt these to their context.

This allows for concurrent controls during the spread of the intervention, while maintaining an adequate sample of intervention patients to evaluate effects on patients outcomes.

Thus, for example, a publication that reports limited adherence to an intervention or describes that the spread of the intervention was unsuccessful receives credit for reporting on adherence and spread.

Key lessons include the need to develop skills to understand program mechanisms and contexts, recognize multiple models of causality, apply mixed method designs, and ensure the successful scaling up and spread of an intervention.

Managing these logistical issues will foster the spread of the intervention into the regular management of the health system.

Public health case management consisted of completion of the MHD H1N1 surveillance form, identification of possible source and spread of disease, intervention to prevent additional spread as well as general health and hygiene education.

Theories and frameworks (hereafter called models) enhance dissemination and implementation (D&I) research by making the spread of evidence-based interventions more likely.