Sentence examples for and implementation to reduce from inspiring English sources
Knowledge sharing and management is needed to strengthen within-country capacity for research and implementation to reduce inequities in health.
In a country of very low resources and conflict such as Afghanistan, policy development and program implementation to reduce maternal deaths are challenging.
UNICEF will continue to support the Government in its implementation to reduce vulnerability and better protect children from abuse, exploitation, neglect and discrimination".
Moreover, in high-income countries (HICs), there are limited documented experiences regarding successful interventions and implementation approaches to reduce existing health disparities [ 11]; this supports the need to create S-N-S partnerships that consider global and local perspectives in order to strengthen SDH research capacities.
It has to be proceeded properly in order to identify the efforts of the implementation and to reduce the risk of production shutdowns.
Third, to facilitate DESDE-LTC implementation and to reduce training requirements it is necessary to develop a user-friendly computer version based on algorithms.
To overcome difficulties in the implementation guidelines and to reduce guideline non-adherence, guideline implementation and quality assurance should be embedded in a complex programme consisting of multifaceted interventions using specific psychological methods for implementation, consultation by experts, and reimbursement of documentation efforts.
The need to assess PCV exposure in adults is argued as a necessary antecedent to the design and implementation of interventions to reduce PCV exposure and its concomitants.
These data should be considered in the design and implementation of strategies to reduce BC incidence and mortality rates in TT.
11 Public input into the planning, promotion and implementation of strategies to reduce the inappropriate utilisation of EDs and the allocation of resources to address crowding would contribute to efficient and responsive policy in this area.
This highlights the need for efficient real-time cohort monitoring and patient tracing as well as the development and implementation of interventions to reduce loss to follow-up among those at greatest risk.
