"preventive surveillance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of monitoring or observing a situation or group in order to prevent potential harm or wrongdoing. This phrase is commonly used in fields such as law enforcement, national security, and public health. Example: The government has implemented preventive surveillance measures in order to monitor potential terrorist threats and prevent them from carrying out attacks.
Developing this model is potentially helpful to ascertain the roles of different risk factors responsible for different phases in breast cancer progression, and also for targeting individually based preventive or surveillance interventions.
Given this potential, implementation of comprehensive strategies including preventive activities, surveillance systems to detect cases early and provision of treatment and care for HIV positive individual becomes imperative[ 37, 38].
The animal facilities are subjected to a complete veterinary medical care program by the responsible veterinarian and manager (LAS specialist FELASA cat.D) which includes preventive medicine, surveillance, diagnosis, treatment and control of diseases as well as veterinary care of the animals used in experimental protocols.
LTBI subjects thus represent an important reservoir for future TB cases, and their identification and preventive treatment or surveillance are key elements in TB control [3] [8].
Much of the workload of practice nurses was attributed to the preventive care and surveillance role.
In this study, we sought to examine two categories of preventive services: cancer surveillance (cervical, breast, and colon) and immunizations (influenza and pneumococcal).
However, even during the conflict and especially in the post-conflict period, the incidence rate has been rapidly decreasing, due to the strong epidemiological surveillance, preventive and treatment systems activated in these regions [ 24].
Preventive and nutrition surveillance programmes -- including mobile health and nutrition teams and localized vaccination campaigns -- are in place in the most affected areas to monitor any increase in the numbers of children suffering from a particular communicable illness or malnutrition and to respond accordingly.
Very recently, we have shown that increased surveillance or preventive surgery after genetic testing can find early stage cancers.
