Sentence examples for deaths and improves from inspiring English sources

A roadmap that focuses on counting births, deaths and improves tracking of coverage and equity is central to support countries to build a strong national data system that can be used to inform policy and focus investment and resources towards quality service delivery for every newborn to have the chance of a healthy start in life [ 6].

Neil Churchill, chief executive of Asthma UK, said: "The loss of networks and a coherent improvement programme will make it harder to reduce deaths and improve efficiency for respiratory diseases.

And improving basic services such as water sanitation and hygiene is vital to development, reducing child deaths and improving education.

It cut the use of that treatment in half, reducing costs and deaths and improving outcomes.

According to Suzanne Turner, who authored a study on good samaritan laws worldwide, the new law is the "first step" to reducing road deaths and improving emergency medical care.

"There is a need to redouble efforts to prevent maternal deaths and improve maternity care for the 4 million US women giving birth each year," the authors said.

Now, five years after the idea was mooted, the government is in the final stages of setting up a national agency to reduce traffic deaths and improve road safety.

Mr Hunt has torn up plans to force the NHS to meet specific targets on increasing patient satisfaction, reducing premature deaths and improving the quality of life for those with long term health conditions.

Community-based integrated primary health care interventions have been proved as an effective and efficient way to reduce maternal deaths and improve utilization of maternal health care services in Ethiopia (Ergano et al. 2012; Dynes et al. 2013).

"In recent decades the world has made dramatic progress in cutting child deaths and improving opportunities for children; we are now reaching a tipping point where preventable child deaths could be eradicated in our lifetime," Save the Children's chief executive, Justin Forsyth, said.

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