intervention research

strategies and processes designed to measure the change in a situation or individual after a systematic modification (diet, therapeutic technique, etc.) has been imposed or to measure the effects of one type of intervention program as compared to those of another program. Experimentation is the most common type of intervention research, but clinical trials and qualitative studies may also be used. Also called intervention study.

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May 9th 2024

ChEI

abbreviation for cholinesterase inhibitor.