Sentence examples for baby package from inspiring English sources
Risk — of illness, of accident, of the unfair and the horrible and the heart-breaking — is part of what comes in the "baby" package, and that's just to build you up until you're ready for the "toddler" and "teenager" models.
Not to be outdone, the Langham Hotel in Boston has launched its "Very Important Baby" package, which starts at $315 a room and is good for two adults and two children.
To improve mother and child health, the World Health Organisation (WHO) formulated the Mother Baby Package, based on four principles of safe motherhood: (1) Family Planning – to ensure that individuals and couples have the information and services to plan the timing, number and spacing of pregnancies.
The essence of the confident, happy, creative and fulfilled adult came with the baby package.
Costs were entered on series of sheets adapted from the Core Plus costing framework and WHO Mother and Baby Package [ 20, 21].
In the absence of ideal data, the current study, using inflated unit costs from the WHO Mother Baby Package, provide supportive data that can be used to inform decisions now.
The list of drugs, supplies and lab tests was taken from previous studies in other countries and from WHO's Mother-Baby Package (WHO 1999).
PACCM adopts the 'ingredients approach' (Johns et al. 2003) and began as an adaption of the WHO's Mother-Baby Package costing spreadsheet (Weissman et al. 1999).
Low values are the lower 95%% confidence limit; High values are the upper 95%% confidence limit from the relevant review Resource use associated with PPH treatment was based on WHO's Mother-Baby Package Costing Spreadsheet [ 19].
According to the WHO Mother-Baby Package, the treatment of PPH consists of IM/IV oxytocin immediately after delivery, uterine massage, catheterisation of the bladder if necessary, repair of tears, fluids and blood transfusion, and referral as necessary.
The list of drugs and supplies was based on evidence from previous studies in other countries, and the inputs listed in the World Health Organization's 'Mother-Baby Package' (WHO 1999).
