Sentence examples for more preventive in from inspiring English sources

Speaking at the launch of our report at the European parliament, Aisling Gillen, policy development manager of the Child and Family Agency in Ireland, described how 70 jobs had been reconfigured to make the focus of professionals working with children and families more preventive in three pilot programmes on Dublin housing estates.

However, as a consequence of our hypothesis that CCBT is more effective than TAU, we expect that CCBT will be more preventive in health care use and productivity loss during the follow-up period, and thus result in lower costs compared with TAU by a GP.

"And we know that more preventive work in the community reduces demand on hospitals and that concentrating specialised services leads to better outcomes for patients.

Also we applied more preventive measures in patients with chronic kidney disease stage ≥ 2. The incidence of CA-AKI was higher in patients who received preventive measures, OR 1.73, (95% CI 1.17-2.56) and absoluteute difference of 6,2% (IC 1,2-11,2).

Also, the study findings provide a significant alarm to the country authorities regarding the need to adopt more preventive strategies in addition to the present smoking legislation.

Besides pathophysiological interest, G-Gap in clinical practice may be considered as a marker of proteinuria susceptibility and may lead to more preventive efforts in the patients with the highest G-Gap.

"There is a problem with adding in more preventive type consultations in practices that are stretched to the limit.

In the earlier risk-based group, the dentists gave less, and the preventive dental assistants or hygienists clearly more preventive treatment than in the routine prevention group.

Although not shown in Table 2, among the 46 practices that provided 20 or more preventive dental services in the first 12 months, the rate of preventive dental visits was 16.2 (95%CI = 13.0 – 20.2) per 100 well-child visits during the first 12 months following enrolment.

In the comparison of child health care services, more preventive visits were recommended in countries with greater redistributive policies.

Female physicians, for example, are more likely than male physicians to follow evidence-based practice and to engage in more preventive services (e.g., cancer screening) and communication (e.g., information giving, partnership building).