Sentence examples for preventative improvements from inspiring English sources

By far, the most frequently reported preventative improvements were systems to guard the plant (73%), assessment of site vulnerabilities (66%), and reassessment of worksite security (64%) (Table 1).

It is hoped that the resulting increase in preventative treatments, coupled with improvements in health management, will save billions and improve the quality of healthcare.

"Even though there are always technological improvements or preventative safety features and signs in the roads, a lot of it comes down to human behavior," Eisenberg says.

Moreover students clearly indicate a preference for this type of learning [ 5, 9- 11] and there is some evidence to suggest that medical students following PBL curricula are better disposed towards research [ 12], and show significant improvements in preventative care and diagnostic performance in practice after graduation [ 13].

There is increasing evidence about the positive cost benefits of a range of preventative services from falls prevention and telecare to home improvement agencies.

Ibrahim attributes the improvement to the combination of effective treatments, improved sanitation – and preventative measures, above all the bed nets.

A World Bank report on conditional cash transfers found that these programs had significant impacts on poverty, educational enrollment and moderate improvement of uptake of preventative health services [ 14].

Particularly in case of IgE-driven allergic disorders, which afflict almost a quarter of the population in highly developed countries, preventative measures would represent a major improvement for patients' health as well as an economic relief for public health services.

The group reached a consensus that in addition to the cornerstone of early diagnosis and prompt treatment with multidrug therapy for all leprosy patients, a successful elimination strategy also requires tracing and preventative therapy for contacts of new leprosy, improvements in diagnostic tools, and strict epidemiological surveillance and response systems to monitor progress.

The increased awareness of familial cancer in the community alongside improvements in genetic testing, screening and preventative strategies, provides funding challenges for clinical genetic services and commissioners.

This is a broad category, which includes commonly recorded outcomes such as "presence/absence of disease" (in a non-preventative review) and "clinical improvement".