Sentence examples for incorporating screening from inspiring English sources

We identified several features of the screening which may cause systematic under-detection of depression: namely difficulty incorporating screening into review consultations (including time pressures); replacing individualised with mechanistic assessment; a disconnection for nurses between physical and mental health, and uncertainties about care provision.

The study involves step wise optimization protocol incorporating screening of medium components.

A Markov model of the natural history of HPV infection incorporating screening and vaccination was developed.

However, that study did not include a measurement of the caregiver's personality, which suggests that in clinical practice, incorporating screening of personality and psychological distress may be worthwhile to detect those caregivers for intervention programs early.

The two step screening and recruitment process may identify seniors who would not in the normal course of events have received any treatment for their depression, thus highlighting the importance of incorporating screening into routine clinical practice.

AK Idea: The brightly coloured "Tutu Tester" van is a mobile clinic that incorporates screening for tuberculosis (TB) and HIV into a general health check-up in order to overcome the stigma associated with these diseases.

As such, the CCSC has incorporated screening for infectious blood borne pathogens, pregnancy, and cardiac, ophthalmological, or neurological disease.

Second, companies need to incorporate screening for soft skills into the hiring process and give employees more opportunities to learn soft skills once they're on the job; then they need to facilitate mentorships and coaching to support newer employees as they learn to master those skills.

We audio-recorded and transcribed screening group discussions and we incorporated screening groups' feedback in our final iterations.

In parallel, the screening module incorporates screening practice by adjusting the health state probabilities corresponding to the proportion of women detected and treated for disease.

(Although some stage productions have incorporated screened sequences for which viewers need the big, black glasses, including Michel Ven der Aa's and David Mitchell's recent opera Sunken Garden at the Barbican).