The phrase "address infant" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to addressing issues related to infants or communicating with an infant, but as it stands, it is ambiguous.
Example: "In our discussion, we need to address infant care practices to ensure the well-being of our youngest patients."
Alternatives: "discuss infant" or "talk about infants".
Our approach did not address infant exposure to PAHs via maternal seafood consumption and lactational transfer.
5. IYCF in especially difficult circumstances: UNICEF supports interventions to address infant feeding in emergencies and infant feeding in the context of HIV/AIDS.
Our findings suggest that MCH nurses frequently undertake growth monitoring and address infant feeding practices important in the prevention of obesity.
Also needed are postnatal follow-up protocols, including outreach and support groups to help mothers safely apply their infant feeding decision, encourage good maternal nutrition, and address infant feeding after six months.
(News Note) UN taskforce meets to address infant infection with HIV/AIDS BANGKOK, May 10 – UNICEF will convene tomorrow the UN Regional Taskforce Meeting on prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV in Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
UN taskforce meets to address infant infection with HIV/AIDS BANGKOK, May 10 – UNICEF will convene tomorrow the UN Regional Taskforce Meeting on prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV in Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
When the Ad Council engaged BBDO as the pro bono agency to develop a campaign addressing infant and child mortality on behalf of Save the Children, we knew not to focus solely on the nine million children under the age of five that die each year from preventable causes--as shocking as that is.
It includes the infant and addresses infant behaviours.
Hospital consumer information and professional education about influenza vaccination addresses infant benefits and vaccine safety for mother and infant so our observations support the effectiveness of such education.
Both the survey and qualitative interviews suggested that MCH nurses were less likely to address promotion of these behaviours compared to addressing infant feeding topics.
Although the primary focus of this trial is on the oral health of pregnant women, infant morbidity will be determined throughout this study and compared to other larger Australian trials specifically addressing infant morbidity following dental interventions [ 49].
