The delivery of the intervention through the LHW program, combined with educating caregivers on how to use the neonatal kit contents will facilitate long-term sustainability.
In Barotseland, Swaziland, and Basutoland, where paramount chiefs were recognized by the British, the traditional aristocracy combined with the educated elite to protect their position and demand the redress of grievances.
Our principal finding is that socioeconomic inequalities in mortality continue to increase in the U.S. due to reductions in death rates among the most educated combined with lack of progress or worsening trends in the least educated.
More appropriate types of investment could be combined with harnessing educated diaspora populations, as India and China have done so successfully.
Give this to Hussein: In economic textbook terms, he is investing Iraq's oil wealth about as efficiently as can be hoped for in a country that combines an insufficiently educated Muslim population with the inherent inefficiencies of highly centralized party planning.
Although potentially cost prohibitive outside the constraints of a research protocol, combined approaches to educate communities on signs and symptoms of DKA (as in the Parma, Italy experiments) and to provide genetic or antibody screening to further identify high-risk subjects may eventually be required to achieve the goal of entirely preventing DKA in children.
These were further combined into two groups: Not educated (no education, primary), and educated (all others).
All these intellectual currents combined to awaken among educated Russians a sense of national pride and a feeling that, thanks to the impetus given by Peter I, Russia had managed to lift itself to the cultural and political level of a great European state.
Our finding might be due to an increased perception of mental problems in highly educated women combined with knowledge that effective treatment exists, and a larger willingness to seek care compared to highly educated men.
Parents in these families are often poorly educated; this, combined with the typical complexity of informed consent forms, makes it difficult for them to provide meaningful informed consent for their children's participation.
