Sentence examples for epidemiological prevention from inspiring English sources
Given the current lack of epidemiological, prevention, and intervention research examining expressive forms of aggression in sexual offending (Smallbone and Milne, 2000), it is important for future research to further examine these factors.
Monitoring and control of infections are key parts of surveillance systems and epidemiological risk prevention.
There is need for HIV epidemiological and prevention research among this population.
" (Researcher, public research institute, 26 years of experience in cancer research) " There is much more investment into clinical research than in epidemiological and prevention research.
Neonatal and puerperal sepsis-associated deaths (ICD-10 codes P36 and O85, respectively) were excluded from this analysis, as their causes, epidemiological features, prevention and control strategies are different to those related to general sepsis.
One participant mentioned the influence of industry and the donors' desire to find a cure for cancer as reasons for the imbalance between research in epidemiology/prevention and therapeutic research: " There is much more investment into clinical research than in epidemiological and prevention research.
In addition to its value for epidemiological and prevention purposes, injury surveillance data are also valuable for patient outcome assessment, resource allocation, quality improvement, trauma care systems development, and hospital administration (15), which further demonstrates the huge benefit that injury surveillance could have when implemented in LMIC (16, 17).
Experts propose a three-pronged solution consisting of epidemiological surveillance, primary prevention and secondary prevention.
Similar strategies brought epidemiological clues and prevention goals for genetic diseases.
The clinical and epidemiological challenges for prevention, control and rehabilitation of CHD in South Asians are formidable.
Future monitoring of the introduction of non-B infections in the local population is warranted both from an epidemiological and a prevention perspective.
