Although chronic disease management interventions for persons with multimorbidity are offered in primary healthcare, a strong evidence base supporting such interventions is still lacking.
However, despite the strong evidence base supporting the effectiveness of exercise programs to prevent falls, surprisingly little is known about how best to implement an exercise program when a patient's need for exercise is identified in a health care setting, as noted in a commentary by Tinetti and Brach (2012).
Tanzania further benefited from a strong evidence base supporting the effectiveness of IMCI, through the MCE (Armstrong Schellenberg et al. 2004).
For initiatives to assist the promotion of habitual and sustainable exercise training and reduce the burden of COPD, a strong evidence base supporting program design is needed.
The political and financial support from NHS England and DoH for trusts to implement these systems implies there is a strong evidence base supporting the idea that EPRs can improve health outcomes and quality of care.
There is a strong evidence-base supporting the effectiveness of brief intervention at reducing alcohol consumption in adults who are not seeking treatment for alcohol-related problems.
We chose metformin as the comparator since it is generally viewed as a first-line drug therapy in the context of pre-diabetes and has a strong evidence-base supporting its use in this condition [ 5].
One supported the official story; the other provided strong evidence based on sworn testimony from multiple eyewitnesses that the photographic record of JFK's autopsy has been tampered with.
Finally, policy makers can use evidence-based policies to highlight the importance of a strong evidence base and support investments in expanding the evidence of intervention efficacy and knowledge translation.
There is a strong evidence base to support the effectiveness of this approach, with demonstrated reductions in crime, some diffusion of benefits to neighbouring locations, and little displacement (e.g. Braga et al. 2012; Weisburd et al. 2008).
At this time, there is no strong evidence base to support weighting, yet weighting will likely vary from context to context.
