Sentence examples for treatment framework and from inspiring English sources

Before you could catch your breath, you'd lost your treatment framework and support team.

It outlines the kind of problems and conflicts found in this patient group; it emphasises the significance of the treatment framework, and it provides examples of session narratives (clinical material) typically encountered in depressed patients.

Likewise, it is impossible to discern the effects of theory specific therapeutic factors, such as those entailed by the ISTDP- treatment framework, and the effects of general or common therapeutic factors such as a safe environment for self-disclosure, warmth, trust, respect, corrective emotional experience, exposure, support, psycho-education etc.

In this article, we compare traditional RCT designs and SMART designs, describe the adaptive treatment framework that underlies SMART designs and key features of SMART designs, and illustrate the application of a SMART design to develop an adaptive palliative care treatment to improve patient and caregiver outcomes.

However, the influence of testing on the HIV epidemic depends strongly on the entire follow-up and treatment framework.

For example, most HCPs have not been trained in, and therefore lack knowledge and awareness of, any evidence-based tobacco treatment framework, which in turn results in poor counselling skills and low self-efficacy.

Applying the treatment framework allows us to control for both non-exposure and selection biases and helps in estimating true population adoption rates and the determinants of adoption.

Within a naturalistic treatment framework, the RAP program combines both high-risk and treatment research strategies.

Increased communication and interaction between stakeholders in the RA treatment framework is crucial to overcome existing barriers.

Principles from stress management, cognitive therapy for depression, assertiveness training, and communal coping models are incorporated within the treatment framework to address specific needs posed by catastrophizing.

More than 20 years ago, in his description of an integrated treatment framework, Moltz [ 3] described the effects of BD on relatives and the wider family.