Sentence examples for health response programs from inspiring English sources

For example, extensive heat health warning systems and public health response programs have been implemented in several U.S. cities, including Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, (introduced in 1995) and Phoenix, Arizona, (in 2002) (U.S. EPA 2006).

Since EIP was considered a public health response program in Tennessee, it did not require parental informed consent.

Since EIP influenza surveillance was considered a public health response program, it was exempt from IRB review and did not require informed consent of subjects or parents.

The mental health and psychosocial response programs increasingly integrated into humanitarian assistance programs can be seen as an opportunity to model the introduction of mental health centrally and explicitly in the public heath framework of a country.

Bey looked effortlessly chic in a plunging green gown while Jay rocked a navy blue tuxedo for the event, which aims to raise money to support CLF's trailblazing education, health and emergency response programs around the world.

Youth-Friendly HIV Testing & Counseling: Organic Health Response's youth HIV program is integrated with its cybercafé.

In that capacity, he created and oversaw the agency's early childhood education, literacy, health, and emergency preparedness and response programs in the United States.

Postgraduate nursing (43%, or 3/7) and undergraduate allied health (36% or 18/51, 2 no response) programs were notable in that over a third of these types of programs offered a full course credit specific to IPV content.

The program was examined against the public health response of New York City's Bureau of Tuberculosis Control during a 1988 to 1992 epidemic.

These instances seemed to underline the suspicion that the program was politically motivated, rather than a public health response to a possible catastrophe.

What's the public health response?