Sentence examples for engaging prevention from inspiring English sources

With respect to HIV/AIDS, it has been suggested that the rich information on HIV in some popular Tanzanian songs gives them great potential for "culturally relevant and engaging" prevention messages ([ 68]: 1360).

Perhaps most importantly, I will be researching country-specific nonviolent solutions to violent conflict and documenting ways in which Yemen's government and civil society are already engaging in prevention and identification of the root causes of conflict.

They considered that engaging in prevention and promotion actions was very much dependent on the motivation and willingness of particular professionals and/or health care teams.

In addition, 70% of HIV specialists felt uncomfortable in prescribing ARV for new indications in absence of clear evidence of effectiveness and safety, while 90% disagreed to lack time for engaging in prevention counselling and PrEP monitoring.

Overall, 90% of specialists disagreed regarding a lack of time for engaging in prevention counselling and PrEP monitoring; 79% would welcome formal guidelines, while those with a negative attitude did not consider this advisable.

Thus, in communities where CBOs are engaging in prevention efforts, and higher numbers of community members are aware of their work, the levels of knowledge and awareness may be higher, and people may be more likely to engage in lower risk sexual behaviors.

The first is the fact that the notion that men should be engaged in prevention is increasingly accepted in violence prevention programming and policy.

(Italian patient) Despite some good examples mentioned in different countries, it was brought up that doctors are not sufficiently engaged in prevention and patients do not show enough interest in preventative services.

A web-based registry, or database that describes the available scientific information on individual preventive trials, would be of high potential use to policy makers engaged in prevention planning for their communities.

But why not engage in prevention in the first place?

"The impact of any such incident on a student is so potentially serious that universities must be ready to respond effectively and proactively engage in prevention initiatives.