The intervention type ("mechanical" = mechanical home-based environmental intervention to reduce asthma triggers; "education" = educating parents and/or asthmatic children; and "combination" = a suite of interventions including both mechanical interventions and education) is listed, as well as a brief description of the study and any significant environmental and health effects reported.
It requires a multifaceted approach, including lifestyle modifications, management of triggering factors, education, support, and behavioral therapy [4].
Between the years 1996 and 2000, provincial governments triggered the education reform.
Governments in the developing world, he predicted, would order millions of the laptops and give them to schoolchildren, triggering a revolution in education.Sceptics argued that it would make more sense to spend the money on other things water, sanitation, health care, teacher training rather than laptops.
The post hoc analysis showed that simulation-based medical education triggered objective stress, measured by salivary cortisol, to the same extent in the ISS and OSS groups.
These include providing information regarding the short-term and long-term effects of urate-lowering medications and education on the impact of dietary factors on triggering an attack.
The plan, which the Legislature is expected to begin approving on Tuesday, would also trigger deeper cuts in education and social services if those revenues did not materialize.
The Taliban's attempt to kill a 14-year-old girl, famous for speaking out against the Islamic militants and their attacks on girls' education, has triggered a wave of national revulsion in Pakistan.
On the one hand, such a homogenous institutional setting of doctoral education might trigger efficiency gains and lead to better-trained doctoral students in the methods offered in PhD programs.
Last year I touched on a broader range of specific political and social events that triggered changes in the education space.
