Sentence examples for track intervention from inspiring English sources

Acoustic guitars introduces the seventh track, "Intervention".

Monitoring data was used to track intervention dose delivered, reach and activity mix.

In this study, we track intervention impact across various demographic groups and identify the added value of more thorough counselling.

In the Sanitation Hygiene and Infant Nutrition Efficacy (SHINE) Trial, we utilize the program impact pathway (PIP) approach to track intervention implementation and behavior uptake.

Patients refusing the trial should be offered the standard track intervention, not the fast-track, otherwise the position of equipoise is not maintained and patients (and/or their carers) are likely to refuse, in the expectation of receiving the service.

Telephone coaching interventions can use the HCA Model of Health Change as a practice framework to guide their conversations and to collect data to track intervention and behaviour change processes.

Given the dynamic and adaptive nature of health markets (described above), evaluations need to track interventions over multiple time points rather than employing simple before and after studies.

Use of low-dose opioid- based general anaesthesia and time-directed protocols for fast- track interventions does not increase mortality or postoperative complications in low-moderate-risk patients and has been found to have a reduced time to extubation and shortened ICU stay [ 2].

But "Nothing Fails", along with tracks "Intervention" and "X-Static Process" became the centerpiece of the album as triptych of love songs for Ritchie.

This difference could be attributed to selection of patients into our fast-track intervention, but because the SHAR data resemble our data before implementing fast-track intervention [ 13, 15, 21, 22] the difference in HRQOL may in our opinion mainly be caused by the fast-track intervention.

A fast-track intervention with a short preoperative optimization period and short postoperative hospitalization has a potential for reduced convalescence and thereby a reduced need for postoperative rehabilitation.