Sentence examples for programme for the control of from inspiring English sources

These are also two of the first states targeted by Southern Sudan's integrated programme for the control of key neglected tropical diseases [9], which provides opportunities to scale up trachoma control.

In the present study, a clinical evaluation of an eradication programme for the control of lice in cattle was undertaken together with the investigation of the hides.

Montecalvo et al described the impact of an enhanced programme for the control of VRE infections in the hospital setting [ 51].

In health, emphasis was placed on the rebuilding of the primary health care system through the training of traditional birth attendants, resumption and re-activation of the routine immunization programmes and launching of the control of diarrhoeal disease programme as well as a programme for the control of acute respiratory infections.

e) Measurement of progress In order to track the changes over time in morbidity and mortality reduction targets as well as other programme management objectives, the WHO Global Programme for the Control of Diarrhoeal Diseases has promoted the use of 16 programme indicators, of which seven are being jointly monitored by UNICEF/WHO.

The FSCP was accepted by the European Commission (EC) (European Commission Decision (94/968/EC) approving the operational programme for the control of Salmonella in certain living animals and animal products presented by Finland) [ 10], and it forms the basis for the additional guarantees for importing eggs and meat granted to Finland by the EC.

Where there has been a tighter definition of a specific impairment or symptom such as has been used in the COPCORD programme (Community-Oriented Program for the Control of Rheumatic Diseases) [6] then it has been possible to standardise a data collection methodology, with scope for international comparison.

The advent of mass drug administration programmes for the control of schistosomiasis, lymphatic filariasis, onchocerciasis and soil-transmitted helminthiases in humans increases the urgency to better understand and better monitor drug resistance, and to broaden the currently very narrow range of available anthelmintics.

Ethical clearance was passed by the ethics committee of Imperial College for surveillance and monitoring activities for the evaluation of national control programmes for the control of NTDs.

Programmes for the control of CBPP involve vaccination, but eradication is based solely on slaughter of affected herds and strict control of animal movements.

Uganda is an interesting and important place to explore social responses to MDA, not least because it was the first country to establish national control programmes for the control of NTDs.