Sentence examples for started an intervention from inspiring English sources

If we needed a symbol of what Britain's safety net looks like now, Cooke tells me that after Nottingham city council started an intervention programme for families in need, support workers have been coming to the clothes bank to get them bedding, jumpers and shoes.

In 2009 therefore, we started an intervention study to examine the effects of individual and combined treatments on children with ADHD (medication, CBT, attention and working memory training) (Miranda et al., 2011).

Brummel et al. [19] started an intervention combining physical therapy and cognitive therapy within 72 h after ICU admission when patients achieved RASS −3 to −2, but their cognitive protocol started only when they achieved RASS −1 to +1.

Concurrently with the decrease, Strama became part of the regional administration in Västra Götaland and started an intervention lasting throughout the rest of the period studied.

The investigation time span had to be limited after May 2010 because we started an intervention study at the same ICUs [ 28].

UNICEF started an intervention of micro-nutrient sprinkles In collaboration with National Nutrition Centre (NNC), UNICEF started an intervention of micro-nutrient sprinkles in May- June 2012 for 3,000 children between the ages of six months and three years in Thabaung Township in Ayeyarwaddy Region.

Her dream is to start an intervention program that would take the women out of their homes and put them in shelters where they could not harm themselves or anyone else.

"It's better not to start an intervention than to start it and not finish," Essam told me.

There are several reasons for starting an intervention soon after the diagnosis of GDM.

As a consequence the GP may start an intervention and this might interfere with care as usual.

Starting an intervention with a strength training protocol and moving on to power training during the training period might be an interesting way to address neuromuscular function.