Sentence examples for more community based than from inspiring English sources

For nurses, the main difference between DOT and the ETA seemed to be that the ETA programme was more community based than DOT and that patients were now responsible for their own treatment taking and were supported in this by their treatment buddies.

A more comprehensive community based study would provide further insight.

We also recommend a more representative community based study.

However when we compared MOSAIC referral rates over the same two-year period to MCH nurse referral rates for IPV which they are required to provide to the state health department, they were broadly similar and in two areas, more frequent to MOSAIC (because, we were told, we responded more quickly than community based services).

As we ponder the sad lack of attention to the devastation of domestic poverty, we can consider our own impoverishment in a culture that needs to pay more attention to community based on acceptance rather than status.

The South Wales Police provided the names and work mobile phone umbers of more than 50 community based constables and 60 police community support officers to allow the public to more easily contact the police in times of emergency.

In this study, we examined the correlates of literacy among more than 550 community based persons from the Memory and Aging Project, all of whom were clinically evaluated and determined to be without dementia.

There was evidence that those with severe disorders made more use of community based mental health services (63.5%) than those with mild disorders (17.7%).

In an interview on Tuesday near his old junior high school in Williamsburg, Mr. Reynoso said that Mr. Lopez was "politically insignificant now, so how will he bring resources to the community?" Based on more than a dozen interviews at two polling places in the heavily Latino district, the harassment scandal resonated for some, but not for others.

It was identified that although the first time offenders and non serious crimes received community based education; more than 10,000 juveniles in conflict with the Law (hereafter referred to as „JICWL‟) had been sent to reform schools by both the administrative and criminal justice systems between 1995-2005.

Patients are eligible if they present to one of more than 500 contributing community based physicians within seven days of onset of influenza-like illness.