Sentence examples for developing caseload from inspiring English sources

This study focuses on midwives' role in introducing and developing caseload midwifery.

However, the hospitals varied in theoretically important respects and illustrated very different conditions for introducing and developing caseload midwifery.

The target groups for caseload midwifery also varied, thus highlighting differences in the local conditions for introducing and developing caseload midwifery.

An increasing proportion of the HIV caseload in developing countries is now able to access free-of-charge treatment.

While the mortality rates for several types of cancer have been reduced, little change has been seen in the mortality rate of breast cancer, a statistic that is complicated by the fact that even though improved therapies have been developed, an everincreasing caseload is being generated from an increased lifespan.

UNICEF works with the traditional or customary justice mechanisms, of which current estimates indicate that in many developing countries, handle 80 per cent of the total caseload.

As the community developed, Open Door's caseload increased -- growing tenfold in three decades to 200 patients a day from 20 in 1972.

There is a growing range of specialised airway devices, and expertise in their use may take a significant caseload to develop [ 172, 173].

Children contribute to 3 6% of the total TB caseload in developed countries and to more than 25% of the burden of TB disease in developing countries [ 1].

It was agreed at the outset that caseloads carried by international teams would not be realistic in the context of an under-resourced, developing country.

In response to the increasing caseload, the state has also taken steps to improve and standardize the diagnostic procedures for assessing children and is developing guidelines for treatment, including early interventions before age 3, Dr. Huff said.