Sentence examples for incorporation of programmes from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the incorporation of programmes and interventions aiming to reduce the impact of these risk factors on the women and their family may help to minimize the chance of the subsequent development of PND.

This study examines trends in chronic disease outcomes from initiation of a specialised chronic disease treatment programme through to incorporation of programme activities into routine service delivery.

Menopausal women should be encouraged to participate in regular exercise and supported in this endeavour through development of easily implemented home-based exercise programmes or incorporation of PA programmes into public-health initiatives.

The incorporation of contraceptive programmes into the national budget demonstrates national commitment (Shiffman 2006), and enhances the potential for sustaining public programmes in the face of potential fluctuations in external funding.

The WHO recommends integration of such tobacco cessation interventions into an overall policy on tobacco control and incorporation of these programmes into general health care[ 8].

The incorporation of iCAL programmes into undergraduate medical education offers distinct administrative advantages for the teaching staff and more learning opportunities for students with diverse abilities and learning preferences.

If the results obtained by this study demonstrate the presence of generalised iodine deficiency during gestation, new studies would be required in other areas of Catalonia and the rest of Spain and would support the need to implement systematic programmes of iodine supplementation during gestation as well as the incorporation of specific educational programmes on alimentary habits.

Also of relevance are the processes leading to the incorporation of particular issues into programmes in the first instance; the frameworks and specific targets for evaluating programmes tasked with addressing those issues; along with the policies and administrative structures that shape the supply and delivery of services and the ability of actors to meet programme targets.

Guidelines and standards for reporting quantitative trait nucleotide discovery in livestock species which allow incorporation of QTL in breeding programmes have been reviewed by Ron and Weller 2007.

Programmes vary in model, duration, complexity of interventions and incorporation of evidence-based guidelines for programme delivery.

Knowledge of genetic variations related to susceptibility will facilitate the incorporation of this information into breeding programmes for the improvement of health status.