Social Policy, Research and Communication This programme will contribute to the establishment, implementation and monitoring of evidence-based policies and legislative frameworks for the realization of the rights of children and adolescents.
©UNICEF/2013/Manuel Moreno The Social Policy, Research & Communication programme will contribute to the establishment, implementation and monitoring of evidence-based policies and legislative frameworks for the realization of the rights of all children and adolescents, including ensuring that such policies are adequately resourced.
LGA offspring of nondiabetic, nonobese mothers warrant careful monitoring for evidence of MetS precursors throughout childhood and beyond.
Careful monitoring for evidence of self-harming or suicidal thoughts or behaviors is important in both adult and pediatric patients.
In general, a weaning trial involves reducing the work performed by the ventilator while monitoring for evidence of fatigue or altered gas exchange.
Cohorts of infected WT mice were monitored for evidence of vascular events consistent with DENV symptoms and for evidence of productive DENV replication for 5 days after the initiation of systemic infection.
Day 5 embryos at the blastocysts stage were transcervically returned to the uterine lumen of the patients and monitored for evidence of pregnancy.
All animals, housed and handled in strict accordance with good animal practice under supervision of veterinarians, received environmental enrichment and were monitored for evidence of disease and changes in attitude, appetite, or behavior suggestive of illness.
Because the urine is dilute, it lacks the normal disinfectant properties that help keep bacteria in check, and an important part of treating diabetes insipidus is to monitor for evidence of urinary tract infections.
This observation highlights the need for rigorous monitoring of trial evidence, as research output (at least in the form of randomised trials) cannot be reliably predicted from burden of disease or relative burden in high and low income regions.
Although these results must be confirmed by further studies, they again suggest that rigorous monitoring of trial evidence is necessary, as regional differences in the suitability of trials to local health needs may lead to greater future regional inequity in population health.
