Sentence examples for interventions to bridge from inspiring English sources
Interventions to bridge this gap are the focus of recent systematic reviews [ 5- 7].
Health systems strengthening, with 'diagonal' interventions to bridge technological innovations with institutional leadership, provides a crucial opportunity for global health action (41).
The acute shortage of healthcare workers and existing lack of adequate capacity particularly within northern Nigeria necessitates the adoption of interventions to bridge the prevailing human resources for health gaps.
The national scale-up of diagnostics, using the findings of this survey as well as future qualitative research, should present an opportunity not only to expand existing testing capacities but also to implement effective support interventions to bridge the health systems gaps and support corrective case-management measures, including the discontinuation of artemether monotherapy treatment.
The supporting public sector work places Expand Action and Responses to HIV (SPEAR) Project with funding from USAID, has piloted PMTCT/HCT camps/outreaches as an intervention to bridge this gap in their target population.
Other interventions designed to bridge LBs in the ED have been described.
The handful of ED interventions employed to bridge LBs all have limitations.
Other pre- and post-hospitalization interventions seek to bridge the transition to home; e.g., the Creating Opportunities for Parent Empowerment [ 21] and the Mother–Infant Transaction Program (MITP) [ 22].
Effective solutions to the problem of scaling up IMCI, and other public health interventions, are needed to bridge the gaps between knowledge and practise, and to achieve universal coverage of critical interventions to improve child survival.
The study results constitute the basis for designing interventions that aim to bridge the gap between the current practices of breastfeeding and the World Health Organization recommendation.
Recommendations and interventions have tried to bridge the intercultural gap, with results from a randomised control trial in the Netherlands indicating improvement in mutual understanding after six months [ 29].
