The Basic Care Information System (SIAB) is an instrument used by the Brazilian Primary Healthcare System to enroll the families in the territory covered by the PHC-FH units and records socio-sanitary data and those relative to the living conditions of these persons, with the aim of planning the interventions and health care [ 34].
However, the post-war period saw a retrenchment of the explicit social aims of planning and a greater focus on technical professionalism.
Earlier this month, the brand also launched the Limited London Collection which combines fashion-focused youthful design with the highly praised aims of Plan A, M&S's own sustainability strategy.
Initially, we aim to optimise outcomes of planned pregnancies.
In this article, transformation refers to "an intentional social, political, and intellectual project of planned change aimed at addressing historical disadvantages, inequities, and serious structural dysfunctions" (4).
Geography's concerns with the interconnections of space, place, power, subjects and identities pay closer attention to the aims and effects of planning practice and regulation in the creation of place, and on discursive and material struggles in specific localities.
The aim of the planned cluster randomised, controlled trial is to evaluate the efficacy of the ISDM programme in the primary care context.
Finally, the results from these partially overlapping studies can then be used for conducting more specific epidemiologic analyses or for identifying optimum exposure mitigation strategies, the ultimate aim of the planned NCS.
"CPRE will continue to fight for a system that enables everyone to work together to plan the future of our communities, not one that gives unequal power to developers and a disproportionate emphasis on economic growth as the principal aim of planning policy".
A better, though more expensive, policy would concentrate on promoting economic alternatives to coca, especially since the collapse in coffee prices is driving thousands more farmers into coca production.A second aim of Plan Colombia is to strengthen the army, thus, it was hoped, forcing the main guerrilla force, the FARC, to take more seriously peace talks begun by Mr Pastrana in 1998.
