Sentence examples for more preventative and from inspiring English sources

Heidi Williams is an assistant economics professor at MIT. "If you look at drugs that get approved by the FDA, they all tend to be for very late stage cancer patients — patients that are very close to the end of their life, who live one month longer than they would have". Williams proposes policies that would spur more preventative and early-stage cancer treatments.

"The vision really is about moving insurance from a traditional claims, payout type solution… to one that's much more preventative, and technology's really the enabler for that," says co-founder Matt Poll.

"The vision really is about moving insurance from a traditional claims, payout type solution… to one that's much more preventative, and technology's really the enabler for that," says co-founder Matt Poll.

This program will be scaled-up as more preventative and primary care training modules are developed.

Based on the opinion of decision makers, the focus of OH operation should be more preventative and workplace-oriented.

There is a huge need for a more preventative approach and a drastic increase in the number of psychologists specialising in treating people with learning difficulties".

One of five money-saving proposals presented by Diana Fortuna, the commission's president, suggested restructuring the special education system by moving students to less restrictive settings like regular classrooms; reducing placements in special education by offering more preventative services; and simplifying the way support services are administered.

This is more preventative than anything and should be used to eliminate discomfort.

Joining up health and social care has the potential to reduce complexity, tailor services around the individual and encourage a more preventative approach to health and wellbeing.

Disrupting the transmission of EID events may turn notoriously difficult and a more preventative approach is therefore called for, with creation of robustness and resilience at the human/food and agriculture/ecosystems interfaces, collectively involving health professionals, in particularly at the community level, farmers, hunters, tourists, consumers and the public at large.

"We are also doing more preventative work with young people and families experiencing domestic abuse to stop people leaving their homes in the first place," said Hooper.