Sentence examples for introduction of a screening from inspiring English sources

Registration of ethnicity has proved controversial and may complicate the introduction of a screening programme if based on ethnicity.

In addition, the Research Report National Investigation into Sickle Cell Anaemia and Thalassaemia made any initiatives towards the introduction of a screening programme by this department superfluous.

Including what kind of interactions should be facilitated before the introduction of a screening programme can be possible in the future.

The researchers, who were also concerned about stigmatisation, concluded that introduction of a screening programme for HbP was not 'opportune' at this point in time: Yes, that was the main question [whether the prevalence of HbP in the Netherlands was high enough to warrant the introduction of a screening programme] and the idea of having preconceptional or antenatal screening.

We used this model to compare the past to the present situation and to understand why the introduction of a screening programme may or may not have been possible in the past.

The study was based on the model of co-evolution between technology and society (Rip and Kemp 1998) and helps to identify constraining and enabling factors intrinsic to the introduction of a screening programme for HbP carrier status.

Thus, we can look at the proportion of women in an orchestra without being concerned about changes in the composition of occupations and the number of workers". Finally, the introduction of a screen and other means of concealing an applicant's identity made it possible to filter out factors such as experience or education, which might prejudice the evaluator.

GPs suggested several different facilitators for increased screening including financial incentives for GPs; funding for practice nurses; education for GPs, practice nurses and the general public; national screening guidelines; and the introduction of a formal screening program with associated recall mechanisms.

Introduction of a novel screening service is a good example because a screen is only the beginning of a long process that integrates testing, diagnosis, intervention and monitoring [ 8], and in the case of permanent hearing impairment, long-term follow up.

With the planned introduction of a CRC screening program in 2013 in The Netherlands, not only the number of screening colonoscopies, but also the number of surveillance colonoscopies because of a personal history of colorectal neoplasia will increase [ 6].

The included studies estimated the incremental effectiveness or cost-effectiveness of three types of interventions: (a) introduction of a new screening programme where none existed before (n = 34), (b) changes to existing screening algorithms without the introduction of a new technology (n = 47), and (c) introduction of a new screening technology (n = 72).