Sentence examples for interventions to cover from inspiring English sources

As we plan preventive measures, we need to take this into account and tailor our interventions to cover multi-parous women.

The costs of scaling up this intervention to cover Kampala are very modest.

We also estimated that the costs of scaling up this intervention to cover all of Kampala's 1.2 million people was $25 150 per life year saved ($598 $3596 per death averted) which is comparable to the costs of traffic enforcement in Kampala at $27 per life year saved [21] or the distribution of antiretroviral medications for HIV in Uganda at $600 per life year saved [22].

In September 2008 HELP launched a humanitarian intervention to cover total fees of delivery care by eliminating the remaining 20% of user fees in some health districts in the Sahel region of Burkina Faso.

32 Interventions designed to cover both physical and psychological problems may provide the best method for optimising functioning and enhancing the quality of life.

However, around the time of the release of the second edition of the report on Disease Control Priorities (DCP2, April 2006), which among other issues covered interventions to address chronic diseases in developing countries, the number of publications on cost-effective strategies to reduce the burden caused by CVD in low- and middle income countries increased significantly.

Our intervention aims to cover all these areas.

These interventions are tailored to cover critical steps in the medication process during the surgical pathway.

In the context where population health interventions cannot hope to cover all areas of need, the burden-of-disease approach provides the rationale for restricting activity to those areas for which improvement will make the biggest difference to the health of the population.

Forty-eight LEP nursing interventions were consensually attributed to cover relevant nursing interventions for patients undergoing rehabilitation in the acute and early post-acute situation by both nurses and the member of the LEP development team.

Several papers have demonstrated some form of cost-effectiveness is now required for healthcare interventions to be covered by many health administrations [ 23- 25].