Sentence examples for local education programmes from inspiring English sources

It is known that survey data are being used locally, for example alongside PALS and steering groups to improve care records [ 40], to manage pain more effectively [ 41] or to aid local education programmes [ 88].

In countries with basic and limited resources they suggest the widespread introduction of culturally sensitive, linguistically appropriate, local education programmes to teach breast health awareness and awareness with mammography in countries with enhanced or maximal health care systems.

As all participants had previously diagnosed Type 2 diabetes, all had access to prior education through a local structured education programme and/or their practice nurse and/or their hospital service.

"This shows that committed senior leadership, dedicated local practitioners, effective education programmes and easier access to contraception equips young people to make informed choices and brings down rates even in deprived areas".

Development of local and regional education programmes to correct deficits in knowledge and clinical practice.

In Burundi and Zimbabwe, emergency hygiene promotion programmes in camps and communities resulted in higher levels of hygiene awareness and an increased demand by local authorities for hygiene education programmes.

Local education departments Local education departments in priority UNICEF areas closely cooperate with UNICEF in monitoring the implementation of local interventions and ensuring the sustainability of tangible programme outcomes.

Now aged 17, Kelsey said: "I am really honoured, humbled and excited to carry the baton, and feel that this is a fantastic reward for all the voluntary work I have done with Mend over the last six years!" Emma has already made a large effort in youth and community initiatives including guerrilla gardening, the local youth forum and peer education programmes.

Three measures have been found to improve health literacy: (1) making health literacy information more consumer-friendly (inter alia, cutting out the jargon), (2) helping health care practitioners to improve their communication with patients, and (3) supporting local communities in starting health education programmes [ 44].

Efforts to protect young mothers from infection are critical, and UNICEF supports a wide range of education programmes at the local level to educate women and girls of the risks.

Now the northern city regions must develop their own programmes to push local education forward.