Sentence examples for policy for delivery from inspiring English sources

In Ghana, an exemptions policy for delivery fees was introduced in 2004 (3).

This decline in skilled attendants at delivery may be linked to the under-funding and then abolition of the exemptions policy for delivery fees, which was introduced in 2004, as well as the health worker strike of 2007.

In Burkina Faso, an 80% subsidy policy for deliveries was launched in 2006 (2).

First, in Ghana, the fee exemption policy for deliveries implemented in 2005 and its subsequent incorporation into the national health insurance contributed greatly to the increase in facility-based deliveries with qualified personnel.

A long list of countries including Benin, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Mali, Nepal, Niger, Senegal, South Africa, Sudan, Uganda and Zambia have pursued fee removal or exemption policies for delivery care and/or caesarean section [ 6].

The findings have potential policy implications for delivery of health care and social services.

As a result of low facility delivery rates, the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) in Ethiopia established a policy for the delivery of maternal and neonatal health interventions through prenatal and postnatal home visits made by health extension workers (HEWs).

Figure 7 Tight timing mechanism policy for trigger delivery.

This was the first ever national policy for the delivery of cancer services in the UK.

In Lao PDR the government recently approved a policy for free delivery and care for children under five years of age [ 43].

The most frequently cited missing items were 'to establish a policy for the delivery of a high-risk patient' (39 %) and 'manual placenta removal at 500 ml blood loss' (39%%).