Sentence examples for introduction of programmes from inspiring English sources

However, despite the widespread introduction of programmes to prevent mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of HIV, many women decline HIV testing for reasons that are not fully understood[1], [5], [6], [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], and women who are tested do not always wish to know their results.

Impact: There was as yet no strong evidence of impact due to the relatively recent introduction of programmes, the time required to institutionalize systemic change and the absence of routine data collection.

The introduction of programmes encouraging daily tooth-brushing with fluoride toothpaste in mother- and child-health centres, day-care centres and kindergartens is considered essential for promoting tooth-brushing behaviour in children and in the rest of the population.

Despite an increasing effort on behalf of NICE to introduce guidance implementation tracking, and the introduction of programmes to assist NHS Trusts in implementing evidence-based recommendations, there is still no clear steer on how to translate best evidence guidelines into best practice [ 23- 25].

At HM Revenue and Customs the introduction of programme to put PCs into low power mode when they are not in use is under way.

One new mechanism is the introduction of Programme Grants for Applied Research, described as " substantial, prestigious awards...over three- to five-year periods, in order to...fund a series of related projects which form a coherent theme in an area of priority or need for the NHS" (p. 25).

Here, we consider the drivers of programme innovation − i.e. the introduction of new programmes and the withdrawal of existing programmes − in UK universities.

One, was CSO-driven elaboration of CHBC programmes following the introduction of ART programmes in the mid-2000s and their inter-actions with government health services.

The introduction of intervention programmes in jurisdictions previously lacking established programmes provides a unique opportunity for strong research designs.

To address these requirements, a new collaboration between the International Federation of Anti-Leprosy AssocILEPoNational Leprosy Programmes Prograndes and the Novartis Foundation was launched in June to combine the introduction of tracing programmes with appropriate therapy for those who have come into contact with newly diagnosed patients.

It identified the introduction of specific programmes to improve literacy and numeracy in the late-1990s.