Sentence examples for curative work from inspiring English sources

In the early days of the AIDS epidemic, for example, when patients first presented symptoms of a confounding immunodeficiency disease, it was impossible to start with curative work at the laboratory bench.

We have shown that students are predominantly involved in curative work abroad [ 4].

Curative work was seen as having more immediate and more recognised impact.

This corresponded to about 4.1 hours of curative work per day in Mahayi and 2.6 hours in Tera.

Also, in the facility and equipment dimension, significantly lower satisfaction was seen in the rural area among younger workers, among those completing in-service professional training, and among those who did curative work (versus paraclinical work).

This interpretation of the most important risk factors suggests that the preventive as well as the curative work, related to musculoskeletal neck pain, should focus on the balance between load and resources/recovery.

This was reported in both curative and preventive work.

For example, in one study from Cameroon only 27% of health workers' time was spent on productive activities (curative and clinical work) [ 18] and in Tanzania the estimated time health workers spent on productive activities was 57% [ 8].

Four main types of preference have been identified: for higher over lower levels, for urban over rural, for curative over preventive work, and for public over private practice (although this is largely attributable to their ability to combine the advantages of both while in public employment - 'privatisation from within', in which private revenue streams come to dominate public pay).

The intention was to evaluate CHWs who improve access to this curative care by working in community settings.

The majority of these alumni are working in preventive medicine public health sector (58.9%), 15% are working in curative medicine sector and the remainder are working in other health and non-health fields.