Sentence examples for curative support from inspiring English sources

The suggested turn to parenting implies a third-order change in which the goals of child and family policy change, with a shift towards preventive support of parents (as opposed to curative support), and in which newly developed instruments (parenting support programs) play a key role (see also Daly 2010).

"They are mindful of disease prevalence in their communities and can connect with the health facilities to ensure relevant support is given to prevent disease spreads, and also to give curative support".

In the revised strategy, there will be five salaried CHEWs who will carry out promotive, preventive and curative tasks, supported by 10 volunteer CHWs (2 for each CHEW) who will now act as mobilizers, ensuring linkage between community and CHEWs for health-related activities for every community unit of 5000 people.

With repeated use, Alchemy Formulas will increase in level, enhancing their curative, offensive, or support effectiveness.

COs complement doctors and support curative, preventive, promotive and rehabilitative services [ 19].

UNICEF is supporting curative services through reconstructing damaged health care facilities, supporting capacity-building of health service providers, supplying equipment, supplies, vaccines and medicines, and providing technical support to the Health Departments of AJK and NWFP.

For patients with unresectable disease, or developing recurrent disease after curative resection, evidence supports the use of palliative chemotherapy with the aims of improving symptoms, quality of life, and possibly prolonging survival (Murad et al, 1993; Pyrhonen et al, 1995; Glimelius et al, 1997).

Despite the existence of preventive programs, most health care for climacteric women is based on a biomedical model in which a curative perspective predominates without support or with very limited support from other health professionals, where the relationship between health providers and patients is usually justified by authoritative professional knowledge.

The artist Jenny Cowern was discovered and promoted by Mary, as was Percy Kelly, a "troubled genius" who acknowledged in his precisely illustrated letters – which Mary later published in Dear Mary, Love Percy (2011) – the importance of her affection and trust, and the "healthy curative breeze" of her support.

The latter could be designed as cross-functional teams and mobile organization promoting early discharge and/or clinical programs for optimal coordination of key skills including preventive, curative, rehabilitative and social support of disability.

This would arise if the role of the social research is as an adjuvant activity to support the curative activities of biomedical research.