Sentence examples for implementation aged from inspiring English sources

Of these, 584 women (268 PRE; 316 POST EPAS EPAP implementation) aged 16 49 years with a diagnosis consistent with complications of early pregnancy presented to the ED during the 12 -month study period.

A more comprehensive and refined approach at micro, meso, and macro scales is necessary to guarantee the satisfactory implementation of aging in place.

These and other conclusions reached during this 'Spark Workshop' have been summarized in a list of ten points, which constitute the backbone of a vision for action that could help to guarantee the successful implementation of ageing research in the UK: 1. Ageing is a highly differentiated and malleable process.

The identification of frail individuals has been recognized as a priority for the effective implementation of healthy aging strategies.

Given the aging of the Baby Boomer generation and the subsequent implementation of age-based screening recommendations, HCV diagnoses are expected to increase.

In Manitoba, elective screening has been available since the late 1970s, with formal implementation in 1995 for women aged 50-69.

The year of first implementation of screening for women aged 50 69 years was 1992 for Torino, 1995 for Modena, 1996 for Ravenna and Forlì-Cesena, 1997 for Ferrara and Rimini, and 1998 for Parma.

Before LTCI implementation in Japan, numerous people aged ≥65 years were living in hospitals with little medical justification [ 11], and physical restraints were commonly used in hospitals to prevent accidents such as falling out of bed and pulling out medical tubes [ 22].

Attorney General Richard Blumenthal announced today that Facebook has agreed to make changes to better protect children from predators and inappropriate content and to participate in a task force on implementation of age and identity verification software.

Against the background of increasing international calls for the development and implementation of age-appropriate programmes that address both quality and access issues to improve adolescent and youth health, this paper explores the extent to which public health facilities are available and accessible to adolescents and youth in South Africa.

We recommend the implementation of age limits based on empirical evidence.