Sentence examples for the interventions generated from inspiring English sources

The important distinction between research translation and these variants of implementation/improvement science is the focus of the former on the content of the science and form of the interventions generated and of the latter on the processes of moving the resultant science and interventions across the research translation continuum into practice.

Program theory is also a tool to help us reflect on blind spots or failures in the connections between purposes, interventions, processes the interventions generate, contexts that facilitate or inhibit treatment effects, as well as expected or obtained short-term and long-term effects [ 17, 20].

That the intervention generated false confidence and risk taking is also possible.

The first author's (MS) involvement (also as a the leader of the intervention) generated both potential weaknesses and strengths.

The intervention generated 55 additional consultations: 40 re-scheduled consultations took place in the intervention group, and 15 consultations were booked for other patients after cancellation.

In the study, all patients who consented to participate in the trial and were allocated to the intervention generated PROs within DIALOG.

The intervention generated substantial reductions in body weight, BMI and body fat percentage among overweight female health care workers over 12 months.

As noted, the benefits of the intervention appear to be substantial and the intervention generates no harms, other than cost of testing cigarettes to ensure compliance.

From a societal perspective, the intervention generates net savings (i.e. taking into account the cost of the intervention) of between £14,357 to £15,483 per family, depending on the mix of group and individual interventions, with almost half the savings accruing for reduced crime victim costs.

Our study assesses the psychological effects of savings behaviour on health through the hypothesised mediator of financial stress; the study does not test the effects of increased wealth or income on health, because the intervention generates only a modest amount of savings over the short time period of the study.

The MINIMat interventions generated important positive results for child health but also had some negative effects.