Sentence examples for enabling health from inspiring English sources

Enabling health information access is often seen as key to promoting preventive health measures.

It affordably expands access to healthcare by enabling health organizations around the world to use mobile phones to connect with medical specialists.

Together with former SunEdison colleague Jason Gray, Moon set up SunFarmer last year with the goal of enabling health facilities to "rent-to-own" affordable solar systems.

What's more, the new method is cheaper and easier to carry out, ideally enabling health care providers in poorer communities to one day adopt the technology.

Developed by Swedish startup Shifo, this system has been used to register more than 95,000 infants in Uganda, Afghanistan, and the Gambia, enabling health workers to follow up either in person or using text reminders to parents.

Ninety days later, entrepreneurs showed up and demonstrated more than 20 new or upgraded apps they had built that leveraged open data to do everything from helping patients find the best health care providers to enabling health care leaders to better understand patterns of health care system performance across communities, said Park.

Even basic cell phones now have significant processing power that can be used to analyze images of blood smears and other samples on the spot, enabling a patient to get on the right tuberculosis drug faster and enabling health-care providers to identify drug-resistant strains faster.

It plays an important role in enabling health-related behaviours and reducing HIV-transmission [ 2], and in the reduction of stigma [ 3].

The calculation of the threshold derives from the population-weighted median data of a group of countries determined by a set of criteria [ 5] including enabling health-financing mechanisms such as extent of out-of-pocket payments in total health expenditure and socio-economic conditions related to poverty and employment that facilitate adequate health sector employment needed for UHC.

The training programs are expected to enable health workers to evaluate patients and make sure they take their medicine.

"Doing so enables health plans to offer lower premiums," the study said.