Mindful that it may be challenging for physicians to set aside 2 3 days from a busy practice to complete training workshops, the VOICE intervention provides brief, highly-skilled and individually-tailored training embedded within the oncology practice.
Drawing upon this ecological framework, the VOICE intervention is designed to help physicians, patients with advanced cancer, and caregivers to communicate more effectively about issues likely to influence decision making.
A voice prompt intervention was implemented in Japanese supermarkets.
At the same time, Kerry, the administration's most impassioned voice for intervention in Syria's 2-1/2-year civil war, was left to publicly defend Obama's stunning reversal, a decision that puts any strike on hold for at least nine days.
Republicans should accept that, and be seen as the moderating voice that limits intervention to that which is necessary, and opposes excesses.
Este papel provee un sucinto resumen de las experiencias de apoyo a la adherencia de cuatro estudios esenciales -CAPRISA 004 (Centre for the AIDS Programme of Research in South Africa, FEMPrEP, Iniciativa Prophylaxis (iPrEX), y VOICE (Vaginal and Oral Interventions to Control the Epidemic).
Many students familiar with events in Iraq are quick to voice support for American intervention here, although they are widely skeptical of the motives of the Bush administration.
The program reports that the main American voice in behalf of intervention belonged to Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, champion of what the narrator, Peter J. Boyer, calls a doctrine of "virtuous power".
One frequently voiced concern about humanitarian interventions is whether they are just another form of imperialism.
However, results from cognitive therapy trials did not consistently report significant improvements in voice related distress post-intervention.
