Sentence examples for widening intervention from inspiring English sources

However, few rheumatology teams include a clinical psychologist, therefore, this study aims to examine whether conventional rheumatology teams can reproduce similar results, potentially widening intervention availability.

Widening the intervention to include grandparents can also be a useful way of overcoming differences in opinion about what is good for the child.

The concept of resilience has been used for more than a decade in ever-widening intervention fields and it has assumed ever-wider meanings that have made its applications and measurements uncertain and ambiguous.

The concept of resilience has been used for more than a decade in ever-widening intervention fields, including the development of strategies and actions aimed at enhancing the capacity of cities to respond to the ongoing internal and external stresses to which they are subjected, from local to global ones.

The resulting transformations will provide a valuable tool for investigators evaluating stroke interventions, potentially widening the set of descriptive stroke-specific measures of HRQoL that can be transformed to preference-based measures for the purposes of economic evaluation.

Our study directly addresses the challenge faced by policy-makers trying to implement effective primary prevention interventions without widening health inequalities, by examining and presenting the experiences of participants, from an area of high socioeconomic deprivation, regarding engagement with a primary prevention programme.

Under her minister's watch, the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians widened and the Intervention abided.

However, there is concern that inequalities in health outcomes and intervention coverage are widening.

Studies of intervention withdrawal may usefully widen the range of interventions that can be evaluated, allowing some interventions and policies, such as those that have developed piecemeal over a long period, to be evaluated for the first time.

The kidnappings appeared to be part of the widening fallout from France's military intervention against Islamist militants in northern Mali.

The government should widen existing financial interventions in the local news market to include hyperlocals.