Complexity of the intervention
Randomized Clinical Trials of Nonpharmacological Treatments. Boca Raton, FL: Chapman & Hall/CRC(2011)
Abstract
While we intuitively sense that psychological or social care interventions are more complex than prescribing a drug, there is no clear dividing line between complex and noncomplex interventions. The term is to some extent subjective, and there may be disagreement as to whether a particular intervention is complex or not, or whether it is very complex or mildly so. We can generalize by saying that a complex intervention must include several components that act both independently and in interaction with others. The complexity of an intervention increases with the number of components,
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