Sentence examples for makers in low from inspiring English sources

The aim is to provide adequate policy-guidance to decision makers in low and middle income countries by producing an in-depth understanding of how consumers' preferences may affect decision to participate in such schemes.

However, only recently has this issue started to reach the attention of higher-level policy makers in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).

Because the relationship between increased private market share and wealth-related inequity is not obvious, maternal health policy makers in low- and middle-income countries need empirical evidence on this issue.

One exception that has tried to drive global priorities based upon the evidence needs articulated by policy makers in low and middle income countries is recent work by the Alliance for HPSR.

Taken together, these results show the powerful effect of vaccination on improving child health in Bolivia and offer substantial encouragement for decision makers in low and lower-middle income countries considering introduction of vaccine to curb the burden of severe and fatal rotavirus disease.

These papers rely on very weak evidence of vaccine efficacy among women aged 27 years or older and they do not take into account the difficult resource-allocation issues faced by decision makers in low-income countries.

These articles cite evidence of efficacy and cost-effectiveness when making recommendations, and they rarely take into account the difficult resource-allocation issues faced by decision makers in low-income countries.

As the double-burden of infectious and chronic conditions increases, and policy makers in low-income countries expand health resources for chronic conditions, published studies from other LMICs can provide economic evidence on CVD interventions.

Our findings emphasise the need for continued efforts to improve dissemination strategies so that policy-makers in low- and middle-income countries are aware of initiatives like Countdown.

The small existing literature suggests a somewhat mixed experience with the usage of such indicators among national policy-makers in low- and middle-income countries.

This is a WHO initiative that brings together researchers, policy makers and civil society to facilitate the use of high quality research evidence by policy-makers in low and middle-income countries.