Sentence examples for preparedness interventions from inspiring English sources

These results may be useful to guide preparedness interventions in developing countries and future research.

However, the participation of the sectors in the DRR platform is limited, resources are inadequate and emergency preparedness interventions limited.

The identification of this spatial pattern could guide public health action to orientate further preparedness interventions in Harare, aiming to prevent a new cholera epidemic.

22 23 Lower quality evidence was found to support HIV and STI education and condom distribution campaigns, 26 wider literacy and education programmes, 19 25 well-implemented birth preparedness interventions and various capacity building initiatives.

<< Previous page In 2014, World Food Programme, UNICEF and DFID undertook a joint study with the Boston Consulting Group to calculate the financial 'returns' and speed benefits derived from specific preparedness interventions, including emergency supply prepositioning, infrastructure development, staff training and contingency arrangements for external contracting.

We undertook this systematic review and meta-analysis to investigate the effectiveness of Birth Preparedness and Complications Readiness interventions in reducing maternal and neonatal morbidity and mortality and in improving process outcomes contributing to maternal and newborn survival.

To prevent disparities in heat morbidity and mortality in an increasingly changing climate, we note the implications of local context, and we broadly inform heat preparedness plans, interventions, and messages by sharing the perspectives and words of community members representing vulnerable populations and leaders who work most closely with them.

These findings could help establish public health preparedness and interventions to minimize adverse health effects of ambient temperatures.

Exploring perceived susceptibility toward cardiometabolic diseases, understanding the perceived barriers and potential benefits of behavior modification, and assessing preparedness for interventions will require subsequent study among different sociodemographic groups within the general population.

Evaluations are conducted both ex ante to assess cost benefits of preparedness, preventive interventions, and mitigation to reduce losses from disasters and ex post to assess compensatory assistance to help recover from the impacts.

This supports the view that occasional media reports are insufficient to adequately inform individuals about pandemic preparedness, and interventions are needed before a pandemic occurs to improve public awareness, promote effective coping responses and help in the successful implementation of plans [ 25].