Sentence examples for written interventions from inspiring English sources

However, of the 10 written interventions only two reported a significant increase in question-asking.

44 More intense interventions such as coaching had few additional benefits over simpler written interventions that required little clinic time to administer.

The moderating effect of initial depression was larger in patients in the studies that used internet based low intensity interventions, compared with the studies that used written interventions, but the difference was not statistically significant (interaction coefficient −0.09 (−0.31 to 0.12)).

Andy Burnham, when he was health secretary, assured Prince Charles that he was keen to move forward with a pilot study to integrate complementary medicine with standard NHS care in England in response to the royal's latest written intervention in the subject.

With written intervention only, use of more costly NSAIDs declined 28%, whereas use of less costly NSAIDs increased 58% (p <.0020).

To determine the impact of written intervention materials on child feeding practices of mothers and on physical activity behaviors of preschoolers.

In addition to the key outcomes, the psychoeducational written intervention was also shown to affect other psychological variables.

In addition to the written intervention materials for the adolescents, we developed a manual and a training course for counsellors.

Written intervention materials about portion size, foods with low glycemic index or low fat, and how to read food labels were discussed during telephone counseling contacts.

Given the need for information and the prevalence of worry in 249 British women living with an increased risk of familial breast cancer (Appleton, 2003), a psychoeducational written intervention was developed, described in detail elsewhere (Appleton et al, 2003).

This study supports the value of a psychoeducational written intervention in providing up-to-date information related to familial risk of breast cancer for long-term attendees of a familial breast cancer clinic.