Sentence examples for target barriers from inspiring English sources
This definition is enhanced to include serial and parallel barriers and to distinguish energy barriers from target barriers.
Cost-effective intervention models that target barriers specific to canteen operations are required to support schools to implement healthy canteen policy.
Collectively, these theories were useful in guiding development of the multifaceted intervention to target barriers to change, promote clinical behavior change, and ultimately improve patient care and outcomes.
The survey, which included 827 households across Erbil and Sulimaniyeh Governorates, will now inform UNICEF advocacy, media messages, social mobilization and other interventions designed to target barriers to FGM eradication.
Discussions with advertisers suggest that adverts are designed to target barriers to food consumption, and are known to be more effective for individuals with prior experience of the product (Walker: personal communication).
Identifying factors that predispose, enable and reinforce a particular behaviour within the framework of the PRECEDE model provides a basis for the development of appropriate interventions to specifically target barriers to behaviour change.
In summary, the process of identifying then targetting barriers is known to be important for successful knowledge translation.
The newly observed misconceptions and related predictors may represent important opportunities for targeting barriers to successful diabetes management.
Additionally, the use of intermediaries such as, local opinion leaders [ 42] could be an alternative for targeting barriers related to professional role and identify and social influence.
To improve adherence to an evidence-based guideline for the management of mental health problems, we developed a tailored implementation strategy targeting barriers perceived by occupational physicians (OPs).
Patient education should aim to close the gap between patients' experiences of illness and the clinical interpretation of the disease while targeting barriers to learning such as misconceptions and functional and cognitive limitations [ 20].
