Sentence examples for implementation of screening programmes from inspiring English sources

Today, modern ultrasound equipment and the wide implementation of screening programmes allow the timely diagnosis of many congenital anomalies.

Widespread implementation of screening programmes could significantly reduce the burden of cancer.

The past three decades have seen a dramatic increase in the implementation of screening programmes for cancer in industrialised countries.

The last three decades have seen a dramatic rise in the implementation of screening programmes for cancer in industrialised countries.

With the implementation of screening programmes, carcinoma of the cervix often presents with early-stage small volume disease, which may potentially be treated using fertility-sparing procedures.

9 10 A systematic review on screening for IPV in primary care concludes that while 'domestic violence is a common problem with major health consequences for women, implementation of screening programmes cannot be justified'.

Age-adjusted incidence of invasive cancer increased in the first year after the implementation of screening programme, and then decreased from 57.8 in 1996 to 26.2 in 2006 (54.7% reduction).

During the last decades, there has been a rise in the implementation of cancer screening programmes in anticipation of benefits from the early diagnosis of cancer.

Cases of pure DCIS (DCIS in the absence of synchronous invasive carcinoma) have been infrequent until the widespread implementation of mammographic screening programmes; thus, establishing large cohorts of cases with long-term clinical follow-up presents a challenge.

In the early nineties, meta-analyses of the randomised controlled trials (RCTs) confirmed the efficacy of mammographic screening for reducing primary breast cancer mortality, and led to the implementation of breast screening programmes in several regions of Europe.

Though modest in scale, these interviews with stakeholders tasked with coordinating the implementation of newborn screening programmes are likely to have covered the full range of current models for giving carrier results in England.