Sentence examples for for key interventions from inspiring English sources
Although huge progress has been made in scaling up key malaria interventions, Ethiopia falls short of reaching either Roll Back Malaria RBMM)'s target goal of 80% coverage for key interventions [8] or Ethiopia's even more ambitious goal of 100% household ITN ownership and 100% access to diagnosis and treatment for fevers in children U5 within 24 hours [3].
Pockets of low performance for key interventions also have an impact.
Population-based coverage data for key interventions across the maternal, newborn and child health continuum of care have not been systematically captured since 2003.
Efficacy information is available for key interventions[ 2] but there is a dearth of information on the resources required for implementation of interventions known to be cost-effective.
The Countdown report shows that some countries are moving more quickly than others, reporting wide differences in coverage levels for key interventions and services across countries where data is available (2007-2012).
While our gaze is to the future, we also recognise the need to keep critiquing the current system and looking for key intervention points which can be leveraged for change.
Costs and effects of key interventions for colorectal cancer were modeled at the population level in 14 WHO regions [ 15].
Coverage of key interventions for preventing and treating childhood diarrhea and promoting good nutrition expanded dramatically in the project areas.
Although many developing countries have improved coverage of several key child-survival interventions, there has been less progress in coverage of key interventions for improving levels of childhood nutrition, particularly in Africa.
We prepared five Cochrane reviews of the evidence from randomised controlled trials for the key interventions used in the management of these fractures using the methods for preparing systematic reviews detailed in the Cochrane Handbook [ 20].
After controlling for these key interventions, provincial discretionary malaria budget was also found to have a significantly protective association with incidence of clinically diagnosed malaria and suggests an independent protective role of health sector capacity building.
