Sentence examples for organising programmes from inspiring English sources
Most do good work, organising programmes for women about health care or child welfare.
The support included: training of healthcare professionals; developing and disseminating patient education materials; service provision by diabetes education teams; organising programmes for patients' peer group sessions; increasing awareness and demystifying insulin via public campaigns; and subsidising glucose monitoring equipment.
The financial costs of mammography include those of screening mammography, and further assessment and treatment costs, as well as organisational costs for organised programmes.
Our results are similar to what has been observed in other countries with nationally organised programmes.
Health checks are also performed by some primary care physicians outside organised programmes and by commercial clinics.
In most nationally organised programmes in Europe and Canada, the starting age of mammography screening is 50 years (IARC, 2002).
Currently, all European countries have a system of opportunistic screening (that is, individual initiative or following a doctor's recommendation), organised programmes, or both.
Last but not least, organised programmes of general health checks are likely to be expensive and may result in lost opportunities to improve other areas of healthcare.
Moreover reproductive health, maternal and child health, tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS control, immunization and health promotion are conceived and provided as vertically organised programmes and are separated from curative services.
As this was compatible with a concomitant diffusion of spontaneous screening outside organised programmes, the series of breast cancers registered in the last 5 years prior to screening implementation was considered a more reliable comparison group.
Contrary to the UK (Sasieni and Adams, 1999; Peto et al. 2004), favourable period effects had started manifesting themselves in Nordic countries since large screening campaigns had been established even if not yet as national organised programmes.
