Sentence examples for hygiene service from inspiring English sources
Lewis George Grant, veterinary manager, Meat Hygiene Service, Food Standards Agency.
This represents a significant increase in the annual rate of WASH (water, sanitation and hygiene) service delivery.
It also points to FSA's Meat Hygiene Service suffering cuts of £12m in the four years to 2014, with the result that the amount of food checked in laboratories has gone down by as much as 30%.
The meat hygiene service, which is responsible for monitoring abattoir standards, is being transferred to the food standards agency in April and Professor Lang wants assurances that "such sloppiness is not carried over into the agency".
The hospital hygiene service of the Sahloul Sousse Teaching Hospital (Tunisia) set up a surveillance system, based on regular prevalence surveys.
In the context of the fight against healthcare associated infections (IAS) in intensive care, the CLIN in collaboration with hospital hygiene service, have established a system of epidemiological surveillance to investigate the risk factors of IAS including bacteremia (BAS).
Every day, around 1,400 mothers will lose a child to this disease, brought about because of a lack of access to basic sanitation, clean water and hygiene services.
"I started Ithaca because the homeless situation in Athens is getting worse day by day and there are very limited hygiene services for [homeless] people," he says.
She said the school, which has around 577 pupils, 364 boys and 213 girls, aged 13 to 18, was working closely with the Dorset and Somerset Health Protection Agency and Aqua Care water hygiene services, a division of Bournemouth and West Hampshire Water.
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"As the global urban population rapidly expands, we're seeing that growth in developing cities is typically unplanned and water, sanitation and hygiene services are not keeping up".
