Sentence examples for improved hand from inspiring English sources
However, none of the improvements in neuromuscular body functions further improved hand and arm use at the level of activity in ICF.
Applications include improved design of robotic and prosthetic hands, as well as improved hand function rehabilitation.
These have included raising awareness of the need for asepsis, improved hand hygiene, increased vigilance in using central lines, monitoring blood culture collection techniques and improving the environment.
Overall, the implementation of a national campaign using the WHO multi-modal intervention strategy has led to improved hand hygiene compliance and hand-rub availability in participating settings.
Background: To promote improved hand hygiene among personnel, a hospital installed dispensers for an alcohol-based hand rinse throughout the facility.
Over the past two years, 30 Yiya teachers and 240 students in 6 Yiya pilot schools in Northern Uganda have researched, designed, prototyped, and improved hand sanitizers (chemical engineering), bicycle-powered phone chargers (electrical engineering), and gravity lights (mechanical engineering)!
The measures include using routine checklists to ensure sterility, improved hand-washing, cleaning a patient's skin with disinfectant, removing unnecessary catheters and tracking infection rates.
As for the results of Piela's "no bullshit" workout (aside from the rock hard abs as evidenced in the models' Instagram photos), "there's a million!" "To start, there's improved hand-eye coordination, improved balance and increased confidence," explains Piela.
Everyone can come out and participate and get some activity". "Tennis — for the health of it!" is aimed at increasing the awareness of the health benefits of tennis, which in addition to a cardio workout, include improved hand-eye coordination and muscle strengthening, Lloyd said.
Large hospital-wide infection prevention schemes, focusing largely on increased awareness and improved hand-hygiene, have also been established to limit development of nosocomial infections.
"Adoption of improved hand-washing will reduce occurrences of cholera, diarrhoea, pneumonia and malnutrition, which are among the maladies that claim the lives of children in Malawi," he notes.
