Sentence examples for preparedness packages from inspiring English sources

Birth preparedness packages in Nepal should be continued and future interventions should target the need factors.

1 2 Indeed, about half of all births in South Asia still occur at home. 3 A number of interventions have been implemented to increase the rate of facility delivery and access to emergency obstetric care, including the establishment of birth centres and maternity waiting homes, reduction of user fees, provision of incentives and birth preparedness packages.

Even so, it was not until Oct. 4 -- just hours before Mr. Thompson announced to the nation that a Florida man had become sick with pulmonary anthrax -- that he secured Mr. Bush's commitment to pay for his entire $1.6 billion bioterrorism preparedness package.

The only real downside to this portable preparedness package is its hefty price tag, but I have a feeling some die-hard gamers will bite the bullet anyway.

Knowledge of the Nepalese Birth Preparedness Package (BPP) was known to only 242 HHs, less than 50%.

Any behavioural intervention such as birth preparedness package and complication readiness is unlikely to be successful unless it attains a high level capacity to change the women's attitude and intention.

The birth preparedness package (BPP) targets pregnant women, helping them and their families to be prepared for a safe delivery and for the arrival of the baby, and to recognize danger signs and seek care from a health provider when needed.

McPherson et al evaluated a birth-preparedness package in Nepal using a case-series design.

Figure 1 shows a picture of the maama kit – a birth-preparedness package promoted in Uganda.

Birth preparedness (BP) – a package that promotes planning for delivery and the coming baby [ 17], is almost non-existent.

The scramble to keep up with the new flu strain has underscored how wrong some Republicans were to eliminate $870 million for pandemic flu preparedness from the stimulus package on the grounds that it was not relevant to creating jobs or stimulating the economy.