Sentence examples for awareness implementing from inspiring English sources

Delays can be reduced by increasing BC awareness, implementing organized population-based screening programmes and founding cancer centres.

UNICEF, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, the World Health Organization, the United Nations Development Program and districts officials, has mobilized community health teams to increase community awareness; implement community-based needs assessment missions; detect and prevent the spread of the outbreak and distribute potable water to affected neighborhoods.

In order to do this, we urgently need governments, non-governmental organizations and multilateral agencies to work in concert to raise awareness, implement holistic training and guidance programmes for enforcement agencies and build effective systems to protect children and prosecute and punish perpetrators.

The first steps were increasing awareness and implementing the CAM-ICU score.

We devised a hardware/software approach to fault detection that enables a system-level Fault Awareness by implementing a hierarchical Mutual Watchdog.

Finally, it was recognized that increasing public awareness and implementing primary prevention strategies is required for broader arthritis management at the population level.

However, all these surveillance systems share the same objectives: quantifying the burden of disease; promoting awareness; and implementing policies that will lead to prevention and improved health care to patients with kidney disease [ 13, 14].

The scale was suggested as a tool for making a baseline assessment of gender awareness when implementing gender perspectives, as well as an evaluative assessment after the integration of gender.

Based on the findings, a strategy to increase awareness and implement SDM in Malaysia was formulated (Table  1).

Institutions and departments should regularly assess rates of attrition to create greater awareness and implement programs to effectively monitor, understand, and improve the culture in academic medical centers.

Because substantial institutional resources are used for recruitment, and early losses may represent an even greater negative return on the institutional investment, institutions should regularly assess rates of attrition to create greater awareness and implement timely measures to reduce them.