Sentence examples for evaluation and provision from inspiring English sources

Published health studies form the basis of many clinical decisions including the evaluation and provision of health services.

This includes addressing the overarching political forces that limit humanitarian access based on foreign policy agendas, and emphasising a more need-based approach in aid evaluation and provision.

142 consecutive individuals presenting to a hospital nephrology out-patient service with a diagnosis of ADPKD and CKD stage 4 or less were screened for mutations in PKD2, following clinical evaluation and provision of a detailed family history (FH).

Given the expense of such exercises, the capacity to undertake analyses and the role of international and bi-lateral agencies in funding the evaluation and provision of interventions, there is also much interest in being able to generalise the models and findings from economic evaluations across developing countries.

As published health studies form the basis of many clinical decisions including evaluation and provisions of health services, this has scientific and ethical implications.

The project supports implementation and scaling up of HIV services by the MOH through training, mentorship, structural refurbishments, strengthening of monitoring and evaluation systems, and provision of equipment and medical supplies.

Understanding an intervention makes an important contribution to development of its evaluation and the provision of information which is meaningful for translation into health service policy and practice.

This approach was successfully taken in a Kenyan project, where the early detection of problems through evaluation and the provision of corrective measures for problems helped to overcome the initial frustration of users [ 22].

However, if students know that the summative assessment has been designed to test HOCS such as analysis, evaluation, and the provision of detailed explanations, then students will use learning strategies that involve the use of HOCS through in-class and out-of-class activities that support these approaches (Scouller, 1998; Crowe et al., 2008).

In particular the study illustrates the importance of taking a health systems approach to evaluation that links utilisation and provision of services with the wider context of policy, patient information and demand, and provider motivations.

The concept involved telephone call centres and the Internet and evaluation of symptoms, provision of advice and authorisation of antiviral medication in appropriate clinical circumstances.