Sentence examples for ongoing retention from inspiring English sources

Using a longitudinal administrative dataset for NB over the period 1996 2011 of 255,789 eligible women aged 45 69, this study examined demographic, socioeconomic and geographic factors associated with initial participation in regular screening at age 50 and ongoing retention in the program.

To aid in the recruitment and ongoing retention of participants, incentives will be provided across the course of the study.

Participants also stressed upon the development of comprehensive national human resource plans with strategies to ensure adequate recruitment, rational deployment, ongoing retention and capacity building of SBAs.

It is recommended that state-wide client records are established and routinely collected so that refugee background clients can be identified and their ongoing retention in the MCH service monitored.

Other episodic incentives in the form of prize draws will also be offered throughout the course of the study to assist in the ongoing retention of participants (e.g., random chance to win a Christmas prize voucher).

Whereas we studied the effect of episodic drought so far, ongoing water retention experiments and transect studies along gradients of water availability might reveal whether more frequent drought events and continuous drought stress may result in stand dynamics as known from permanently dry and continental areas of, e.g., central Spain, southwest USA, and inner South Africa.

Initiatives that ensure supportive supervision, ongoing motivation and retention of staff, particularly in underserved areas, are important.

The mobilizers are not paid, which is both a strength and an ongoing challenge for retention and commitment.

We also discuss the challenges of participant recruitment and retention, ongoing engagement of referring medical practitioners and address issues of compliance and participant retention.

However, the ongoing support and retention of the schools and children would suggest that if there was such an effect, it was very slight.

Provision of refugee focussed training for service providers and a strategically coordinated approach is likely to facilitate access, build rapport and ongoing engagement and retention to the service for families of refugee background.