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▪ Thematic Area 4 : Developing a Community Prevention and Health Promotion Program included developing and implementing a community resident safety check program, developing and implementing a community response team, training seniors to be advocates/risk assessors and developing a system of informal community support ("seniors on call") [Table 3].

Third, a multi-sectoral approach integrating vertical and horizontal systems and incorporating epidemiologic and entomologic surveillances was necessary in designing and implementing a community program on dengue prevention and control.

In the Spring semester, students design and implement a community research project with a goal of enhancing the students' skills in communicating the importance of science in the real world.

By the end of the fourth week they plan and implement a community project: from toilet repair, to classroom upgrades, to emergency pad supplies.

To develop and implement a community based model for cervical cancer prevention that allows the communities to manage the screening and the healthcare system to focus resources on evaluation and management of the positives.

6. Develop and implement a community awareness strategy to address child abuse, domestic/family violence and exploitation.

It is feasible to develop and implement a community mobilisation intervention where women's groups work together with local FCHVs to prevent injuries in children.

To describe and implement a community paediatric placement in a school setting that teaches undergraduate medical students about intellectual disability that provides benefit to the community and is acceptable to both students and teachers.

We developed and implemented a community-based randomized prenatal care trial in a rural county in eastern China in 2000-2003.

Yarrabah, an Indigenous community approximately a one-hour drive from Cairns in Queensland, successfully applied for funding to develop and implement a community-based intervention targeting short-term risky binge drinking among their young people.

In late 1977, the icddr,b divided the HDSS into an icddr,b SA and a government SA (Fig. 1) and implemented a community-based MNCH-FP services project in the icddr,b SA in addition to usual public and private MNCH-FP services that serve the government SA.