Sentence examples for expanded implementation of from inspiring English sources

By itself, neither social pressure to reduce insecticide use nor sophisticated scientific research guarantees expanded implementation of CBC.

Ideally, these trials will coincide with expanded implementation of combination prevention tailored to the epidemics in these contexts.

A safe, effective and accessible AIDS vaccine is still many years off, and its greatest impact will be on an epidemic that is already waning due to sustained and expanded implementation of HIV treatment, voluntary medical male circumcision, PrEP, male and female condoms, along with behavioral and structural interventions that are currently available but not being used to their fullest potential.

Further expansion and decentralization of HIV diagnostic and treatment services is underway to prepare for the expanded implementation of the Intensified TB/HIV Package and to provide access to HIV services closer to patients' homes [11], [19].

Because similar sequence can be determined directly for the coordinates of individual units, an expanded implementation of L (Equation 3) can now be produced (Equation 4) that takes advantage of the MapReduce parallelization pattern.

A recent study by Fort et al. suggested that expanded implementation of an inclusive model for primary health care designed for the rural Guatemalan context can contribute to strengthening performance, based on findings of improvement in utilization, quality and coverage over a 5-year period in two pilot sites (19).

The site also highlights the Global Drug Facility (GDF), established as a mechanism to expand implementation of "daily observed treatment, short course" programs by facilitating consistent access to high-quality TB drugs.

The continuously expanding implementation of mechanical circulatory support - by means of short-term (extra- or paracorporeal) and long-term (implantable) devices - demand its documentation and study in a European registry.

In addition to its role in facilitating integrated national MDA programs to provide treatments for their at-risk populations, the NTD Control Program has, of necessity, supported countries in mapping the distribution of infection and developing, in collaboration with WHO, action plans that will enable them to begin or expand implementation of drug delivery in the coming years.

Underhill and colleagues (in this issue) argue for an expanded "implementation appropriate" definition of PrEP as a prevention strategy, including not only distribution of antiretroviral medications, but also provision of ongoing HIV testing, behavioral intervention, and integration of PrEP into an overall care platform.

A paradigm shift from evidence-based medicine to mechanism-based medicine will ensure that each patient is treated according to his/her own mechanism and thus should be the impetus for expanding implementation and utilization of personalized medicine.