Five key components of potential difference can be identified: 1) theory (for aetiology, diagnosis and treatment); 2) the rationale offered for how the treatment is expected to work; 3) the practice of the intervention; 4) the implied or assumed causal pathway for change; 5) the desired outcome of treatment.
Compared to our surgical colleagues, the practice of vascular intervention is becoming increasingly stifled by highly defined use regulations.
This requires an on-going dialogue with traditional leaders and healers and faith-based sectors about what circumcision may mean for amending and improving the practice of traditional interventions as well as for the evolution of effective AIDS prevention strategies.
Drug-eluting stents (DES) have made a tremendous impact on the practice of percutaneous coronary intervention.
It refers to a single-minded, diligent practice where the qualifying term "just" means the practice of meditation without any intervention of ego-logical interest, concern, or desire, so that the practice remains undefiled.
Practitioner, patient/social and structural factors influence the practice of routine screening and brief intervention in clinical practice.
To evaluate the efficacy of an intervention on the practice of venous thromboembolism prevention.
Other research has shown that a low publication level is a result of little activity on target interventions since publication outputs have been shown to follow the development and practice of interventions (28).
A better understanding of how people talk about the practice of HAS would offer useful insights, contribute on better measures of the practice and inform development of interventions to make the practice safer.
Alexopoulos and colleagues reported that the beneficial effects of the practice based intervention on remission of depression persisted at 24 months (in contrast to patients in usual care, who did worse over time).
