Sentence examples for as a priority public from inspiring English sources

It is recognised as a priority public health condition by a joint programme of the World Health Organization and the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness under the global initiative, VISION 2020 [ 2].

Mental illness poses an important challenge for health systems globally, and an improvement in population health is only possible if prevention and treatment of mental illness is included as a priority public health issue [ 1].

The identification of HCV as a priority public health risk in Scotland and the development of an effective response were outcomes of a unique collaboration of public health, university and patient representative organisations.

The untreated aggressive behaviors and their harmful consequences for the care recipients, caregivers and the public in the Chinese cohort are evidence to support the policy makers and the public health authorities to set up dementia as a priority public health agenda [ 3].

Because of this, the World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes migraine as a high priority public health problem [8].

The 'Meeting Global Challenges' report of the International Task Force on Global Public Goods mentions "preventing the emergence and spread of infectious disease" as a "priority global public good"; it does not mention 'improving global health' or 'reducing global health inequalities' as a priority global public good [ 9].

Li Keqiang, the vice prime minister who is viewed as a likely successor to Mr. Wen, stressed that as a priority in public addresses this year.

Lack of reliable data is an obstacle to establish cancer prevention as a priority in public policies, particularly in poor regions.

A Lancet editorial adds: "Given the prevalence of epilepsy globally, it should be included as a priority on the public health agenda, and access to treatment should be greatly improved in developing countries.

This has been stated as a priority for Australian public health research [ 22].

Environmental change including issues as diverse as global warming, deforestation, fisheries loss, and suburban sprawl is now seen as a priority challenge to public health.