Sentence examples for implementation of a programme of from inspiring English sources

Implementation of a programme of prehabilitation is feasible in patients undergoing major oesophagogastric surgery and was associated with improved outcomes preoperatively.

An excellent synthesis of the design and implementation of a programme of this sort [ 11, 13, 37, 50] can be found in the document drawn up by the British Association of Perinatal Medicine, coordinated by Murdoch and entitled "Framework for clinical practice in perinatal medicine".

It will also provide Codex members with guidance on the design and implementation of a programme for integrated surveillance of AMR.

The "Prevention of Diabetes in Euskadi" project (PreDE) aims to perform an experimental evaluation of the implementation of a programme for the primary prevention of DM2, through the promotion of healthy lifestyles in patients at high risk of developing the disease, under normal working conditions in primary care.

Hosted by the Republic of Korea, this body will review and revise Codex texts to address uses of antimicrobials in agriculture and provide Codex members with guidance on the design and implementation of a programme for integrated surveillance of AMR.

Our findings have direct relevance for policy and practice, supporting implementation of a programme to increase accessibility and use of improved stoves in the area, along with appropriate education.

By disentangling the complex chain of factors that lead from implementation of a programme to nutritional outcomes, we have shown how poor our understanding is of the circumstances under which people participate in these interventions and what intermediate effect they have on incomes and composition of the diet.

Support will be provided in promotion and implementation of a programme and plan of action to prevent school dropout and improvement of the quality of education.

Meanwhile, more than 300 doctors, nurses and others have been trained in the implementation of a programme focused on community-based management of severe acute malnutrition.

This study reports the first known example of teachers being trained in the use of RDTs and identifies several important issues for the implementation of a programme involving the use of teachers to provide diagnosis and treatment of malaria in school children.

It may be that this is best achieved by involving psychiatrists in the design and implementation of such a programme of teaching.