Sentence examples for immediate practices from inspiring English sources

To achieve greater impact on preventing HIV transmission, an aggressive movement for social transformation is required to address both the immediate practices that lead to HIV acquisition as well as the human rights violations, harmful social norms, weak community and leadership capacities, and disparities that underpin HIV risk for women and for men in southern Africa [ 67].

Table 1 shows baseline characteristics of participants assigned to the immediate practice and wait-list/delayed practice groups.

Table 2 shows baseline values for all outcomes in the immediate practice group, the wait-list group and then the delayed practice group.

A roost of Pteropus alecto and P. poliocephalus bats, recognized reservoirs of Hendra virus (9 ), was located within 5 km of the practice, and bats were regularly observed in the immediate practice vicinity.

Closer review of these projects revealed that the introduction of state-wide policies and programs meant that practitioners adopted the available project materials, meeting an immediate practice need, even though studies were demonstrably not effective.

Indicators include: the availability of essential infrastructure, newborn equipment and drugs, and personnel; vignette scores and adequacy of reasons given for delayed discharge of newborn babies; and prevalence of key immediate ENC practices that facilities should promote.

Promotion of immediate ENC practices in facilities was also inadequate, with coverage of early initiation of breastfeeding and delayed bathing both below 50% for babies born in facilities; this represents a lost opportunity.

At the open meeting, more mainstream topics are selected, and therefore we may expect these papers to have a larger bearing in immediate clinical practice.

The digital capture of point of care data will provide current 'at-a-glance' clinical information reducing potential risk, such as product or dosage errors, and enabling immediate delegated practice and intervention from senior nursing and medical clinicians.

Data collected included socio-demographic characteristics, previous obstetric history and history of last pregnancy, immediate newborn care practices and immediate postnatal care-seeking practices in case of neonatal illness (see Additional file 1).

However, the adoption of certain methodologies is more favoured by practice because of their potential immediate impact on practice [ 47] and this framework acknowledges such approaches and their relevance.