Sentence examples for integrated counseling from inspiring English sources

The RNTCP and NACO addressed the intersection of TB and HIV disease by establishing cross-referral mechanisms between facilities providing TB services and HIV integrated counseling and testing centers [7].

Although ART scale-up has led to 272 treatment centers and 10 Regional Centers of Excellence nationally, with integrated counseling and testing services available in every district in India, whether they would be able to accommodate the increased patient burden resulting from routine HIV testing referral is unclear [41].

Discussion of any particular risk factor in the integrated counseling series was allotted no more than 30 minutes.

These efforts resulted in a four-fold increase in referral to integrated counseling and testing centers from 2008 to 2009.

The NACP-2 prioritized STI diagnosis and treatment services whereas in NACP-3 the focus was on referral to integrated counseling and testing centers alongside STI diagnosis and treatment.

The primary goal was to estimate whether a multi-modal, integrated counseling and educational intervention reduces smoking and environmental tobacco smoke exposure (ETSE), depression, and IPV (defined as being victimized) among pregnant African American and Latina women.

The goal of this study is to assess the effects of an integrated behavioral counseling approach to promote low-to-moderate intensity PA (LMPA) and reduce short-term smoking cue reactivity among low-income sedentary smokers.

Moving forward, the iPrEx AWG has developed an integrated adherence counseling approach that jointly targets promoting PrEP use and other behavioral strategies to prevent HIV-infection.

The common approach taken in the Anglo-Dutch-Scandinavian health care system consists of integrated lifestyle counseling and drug treatment for individuals with an elevated cardiovascular risk [ 2, 3].

One key health outcome that may also be reduced with integrated screening and counseling programs is reproductive coercion, which may involve birth control sabotage or other pressure to become pregnant [ 22, 23].

For example, the Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program (MCHIP) in Bangladesh funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (known as the MaMoni project) is implementing an MNH program in 2 districts that involves 3 postpartum visits with integrated family planning counseling and services.