Sentence examples for programme data for from inspiring English sources

This area has a high burden of TB with a total notified TB incidence rate among all ages of approximately 1,400 per 100,000 population, based on official TB programme data for 2006 [17].

These outcomes were known from programme data for 2523 patients treated from September 2005 to September 2007.

Analysis entails estimating the voucher coverage of health facility deliveries among the general population and poor population (PP) using programme data for 2010, which was the most complete calendar year of implementation of the Uganda safe motherhood (SM) voucher programme.

Information about the acute illness and ICU stay were derived from the Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre's (ICNARC) Case Mix Programme data for those units contributing to the Case Mix Programme; a similar data set was retrieved manually from non-ICNARC-contributing ICUs.

Both the Malawian and Zimbabwean ministry of health provided general oversight and approval for the collection and use of routine programme data for the monitoring and evaluation, therefore ethical approval for the type of analysis conducted in this study was not required.

Using cancer registration records as the base data set, additional information from Hospital Episodes Statistics, National Cancer Waiting Times and National Health Service screening programmes data (for breast, bowel and cervical cancers) were linked at person-tumour level.

Of these, 151 had sufficient Case Mix Programme data available for inclusion in the analyses, of which 21 units had incomplete survey responses.

Programme data was analysed for sample districts from December 2010 to November 2011.

Food and beverage intake data were entered using the programme Data into Nutrients for Epidemiological Research DINERR) [ 17] and converted into food weights and nutrient intakes using DINERMO [ 18] (www.epic-norfolk.org.uk/).uk/

We review available programme data and discuss their implications for other LF elimination programs in developing countries.

These types of interventions use several quality improvement cycles to identify problem areas, using local programme data to set targets and for continuous monitoring throughout the process.