Sentence examples for attend timely from inspiring English sources

Further qualitative research is needed in order to identify underlying reasons for women choosing not to attend timely ANC sessions during pregnancy.

The brewer's contracts with wholesalers require that absentee owners supervise their managers, attend meetings and make timely decisions, meaning that the business would be overseen by the first lady.

The intention of this concept is to ensure a low-threshold continuous telemedical care beyond discharge from a psychiatric day hospital, to attend to patients' crises timely and to initiate necessary interventions.

The Per Protocol (PP) immunogenicity analysis population included all participants, who received the three doses of the allocated product in the allowed intervals and timely attended all the scheduled blood sampling visits.

We assume that diagnosis at flu clinics is sufficiently rapid to deliver timely treatment to patients and timely prophylaxis to contacts, that the available hospital capacity can cater for all severe cases, and only consider those cases as "presenting" who attend medical services in a timely manner.

Finally, availability and accessibility of transportation was seen as a key life enhancing resource to enable persons to attend medical appointments in a timely manner and participate in social activities outside of the home.

This causes the few available nurses to be overwhelmed by their duties and sometimes fail to attend to the patients in a timely manner.

Testimony was given about some of the clients who delayed to attend clinic as a way of escaping from timely reception of SP for IPTp.

Pharmacists were required to have support staff employed within their pharmacy, allowing them to attend to the commitments of the study in a timely manner.

This requires facilitation by experienced teachers who attend to details of both content and process, and use timely interventions to foster curiosity and the will to learn.

I was also able to attend ASMI's annual 3-day convention on "Injuries in Baseball," a timely reminder of the practical importance of the work our laboratory was undertaking.