Sentence examples for style of intervention from inspiring English sources

"It's a brief, sharp, very focused style of intervention to get mum, dad or carer to the point where they are good-enough parents.

In George W. Bush, he saw a go-it-alone style of intervention ill suited to the transformative forces now sweeping across the Middle East.

A 1999 study compared this style of intervention — which can backfire and lead to broken families — to a less confrontational approach known as "community reinforcement and family training," which is aimed at helping the family nurture the addict's own motivation.

Integrative health coaching is a personalized style of intervention that allows patients to identify their own values and expectations for their health.

One of the next steps in terms of this research is to develop a similar style of intervention for practicing clinicians, assessing its implementation and then measurement of outcomes in the actual clinical environment.

This pilot randomised trial with 20 participants demonstrated an increase in knowledge of cardiac and diabetes conditions among patients in the intervention group and supported the feasibility of this style of intervention [ 15].

The content and style of interventions may be adapted to populations that differ by such factors as age, gender, ethnicity, occupation and social class.

Another strategy to enhance acceptability to patients and improve sustainability is to adopt more flexible approaches to the delivery and style of interventions.

Furthermore, the framework states that intervention should target those criminogenic needs that are functionally related to criminal behavior; and equally important, the style and mode of intervention should match the offender's abilities and learning style.

The RNR framework states that the intensity of intervention should be matched to the level of risk that the offender poses; moreover, intervention should target those criminogenic needs that are functionally related to criminal behavior, and that the style and mode of intervention should match the offender's abilities and learning style (Andrews & Bonta, 2010).

The review shows that the style and level of intervention that was provided to this family was not strong enough to break through the facade created by the parents".