Sentence examples for structured interventions from inspiring English sources
Referencing what the report calls the "undergraduate research movement" in the United States, its authors, Mick Healey and Alan Jenkins, call for a "research-active curriculum", stating that: "such curricular experience should and can be mainstreamed for all or many students, and achieved through structured interventions at course team, departmental, institutional and national levels".
Given challenges associated with EOL conversations [ 17, 18], structured interventions [ 19] and decision aids [ 20] are encouraged to promote understanding of management options and decision-making.
The specific targeting of co-morbid conditions within complex mental health problems lends itself to the development of short-term structured interventions which are relatively easy to disseminate within health services.
We compared the rates of falls in the LiFE and structured interventions with those from the control intervention (that is, gentle exercise) using the negative binomial regression model (Stata, version 11).
However, the low proportion of children receiving intervention likely reflects the heterogeneity of real world practice and suggests that schools and preschools in many instances do not initiate structured interventions when faced with the challenges of child conduct problems.
Relatively short-term structured interventions are easier to disseminate within health services, and therefore the Positive Memory Training protocol being adopted within the current trial has the potential to be both widely available and cost-effective.
This simple, structured intervention improved residents' initial knowledge achievement and satisfaction with engagement.
The economic evaluation will assess the potential cost-effectiveness of the structured intervention.
Several studies assessed remission of the MetS, all following a structured intervention.
We built on existing evidence of the effectiveness of telephone interventions for people with cancer 16 to deliver a structured intervention aimed primarily at meeting needs for information.
Patients may find it difficult to attend a regularly structured intervention or to accept a traditional psychological intervention because these can be both emotionally and physically draining.
