Sentence examples for clinic programme from inspiring English sources

The only thing which we would need to do would be to actually re-align the clinic programme.

The pregnant patients were screened weekly for malaria (in an antenatal clinic programme) using microscopy of blood smears.

Some of the key observations coming from the assessment indicate that many aspects of the programme are functioning satisfactorily: The legislation, although complicated and bureaucratic, provides a suitable base upon which to build the youth friendly clinic programme.

Patients scheduled for unilateral primary TKA between April 1st 2005 and June 30th 2006 in the 'Arthrose kliniek Maastricht' (Maastricht osteoarthritis clinic) programme at the Maastricht University Hospital, the Netherlands, were invited to participate in the study.

Since 1986, when malaria was the main cause of maternal death in this area, the Shoklo Malaria Research Unit has run a weekly antenatal clinic programme to detect and treat all parasitaemic episodes during pregnancy, to prevent malaria mortality and reduce morbidity [ 13].

The YFS programme has the potential to improve health services for young people, and to improve their health outcomes, and has previously been identified as a successful model of how to implement a youth-friendly clinic programme in terms of the achievement of standards relating to clinic policies and the clinic environment [ 38, 44].

However, there are well structured and utilised community outreach clinic programmes.

Richardson et al. [ 40] stated that graduates from an online master's programme in occupational therapy reported launching community programmes, developing hospital and clinic programmes and receiving funds for development grants written by graduates.

As one of a few countrywide, government-run youth-friendly clinic programmes in a low or middle-income country, these results may be of interest to programme managers and policy makers in such settings.

In addition to their relevance to the South African Department of Health, as one of the few countrywide, government-run youth-friendly clinic programmes in a low- or middle-income country, these results may also be of interest to programme managers and policy makers in other low- and middle-income country settings either implementing or planning to implement youth-friendly health services.

It examines how five HIV-positive women, who have a history of AIDS activism and have received several years of HIV care in clinic programmes, have come to understand their rights and responsibilities with respect to their sexual relationships and fertility desires.