Sentence examples for daily supervised from inspiring English sources

The EHCP aims to improve child health and development by institutionalization of three preventive interventions within public elementary schools in the Philippines: daily supervised handwashing with soap and clean water; daily supervised brushing with fluoride toothpaste; and biannual deworming via mass drug administration.

The children learn about shelter care and have daily supervised interaction with the cats, dogs and rabbits awaiting adoption.

The investigators are also grateful to the team that advised and daily supervised the collection of the PDAs and time data on the wards.

Daily supervised administration of dihydrocodeine tablets is not possible in the UK as it cannot be prescribed on FP10 MDA prescriptions.

The Childsmile interventions tailored for individuals are over and above the universal programme elements e.g. daily supervised 1000 ppm F toothbrushing in all nurseries.

New this year is a 'Free Ride Team' for 13- to 15-year-olds with an evening activity programme, and an all-day ski class for beginner children of eight and older, plus daily supervised lunches for all children.

Farmers are those who daily supervise and manage rural areas, but still their collaborations with those institutions entitled to decide the transformation of these territories are not managed properly.

The structured program adopted for IPE training was based on two educational strategies: a) on-field observations, consistent with the grounded theory method [ 25], with the aim of discovering the basic social processes underlying teamwork, and b) structured experience in some skilled care activities performed daily and supervised by nurses or other health professionals.

The ICU attending physicians conduct multidisciplinary rounds twice daily and supervise and approve all clinical decisions in collaboration with the admitting medical and surgical teams.

Page A11 BUILDING UP A PEANUT IMMUNITY Medically supervised, daily doses of peanuts for children may help blunt the effects of the allergy, according to two new studies.

Animals were housed in individual primate cages under controlled conditions of humidity (50±5%), temperature (24±1°C) and light (12 h light/12 h dark cycles, time lights on 8 00 am), food and water were available ad libitum and animal care was supervised daily by veterinarians skilled in the healthcare and maintenance of non-human primates.