Sentence examples for medical care programmes from inspiring English sources

Future work focusing on educational and medical care programmes specifically tailored to these patients and their caregivers is also required.

Thus, our findings may be helpful when developing medical care programmes or designing specific memory rehabilitation strategies for patients with PD.

Another study, from two Kaiser Permanente medical care programmes, found no association between use of chloramphenicol and NHL, but this study lacked information on other antibiotics (Doody et al, 1996).

Residents of the intervention buildings will have access to the CHAP-EMS programme, in additional to their usual medical care and wellness programmes, while residents of control buildings will only have access to their usual medical care and wellness programmes.

who blocked the medical-care program.

The G8 decided that one way to get treatment to all those who need it would be to triple the Global Fund to Fight Aids, Tuberculosis and Malaria, so that by 2010 it could provide £3bn-£4bn for programmes delivering medical care.

Benchmarking programmes in medical care have been set up to improve and maintain high standards of care for patients and to regulate and maintain training standards for healthcare professionals [ 2- 4].

The participating countries designed various programmes including the initial identification of children, support in terms of repatriation and the training of national institutions and non-governmental organization's (NGO's) to provide children with medical care, psychosocial counselling and education programmes.

As a partial response to community demands for medical care, the project developed a programme to train community health promoters in aspects of curative and preventive care.

Secondly, in the hospital it is easier to link the enhanced communication services of the text messaging programme with medical care and laboratory tests.

3. E03 Form: The purpose is to assess the change in (i) costs of medical care outside the DE-PLAN programme, which the intervention might cause- by either side effects or by improvement of health and (ii) indirect costs to society.