Sentence examples for promoting delivery from inspiring English sources

Whilst the QOF seems to have encouraged the use of effective diagnostic and drug interventions, it may not be an appropriate mechanism for promoting delivery of health promotion counseling and QOF indicators which rely on clinicians' records of having counseled or advised patients may be particularly prone to unintended consequences.

The discussion addresses one approach taken by an integrated bioethicist toward promoting delivery of ethical and compassionate care to the patient.

In addition, ANC providers and the quality of services offered, play a key role in promoting delivery in health facilities [ 7].

This included ensuring immunization, giving primary treatment, referring patients to hospitals, promoting delivery in health facilities and taking care of pregnant women and neonates.

FcγRs, by promoting delivery of antigen via IgG-containing immune complexes to antigen-presenting cells such as macrophages and dendritic cells, potently promote T-cell activation in RA [ 7].

NRHM also envisages empowering non-specialist medical officers to undertake emergency obstetric procedures and administer anesthesia; promoting delivery by skilled birth attendants; strengthening the skills of auxiliary nurse midwives to provide life-saving care during delivery; and stimulating demand for safe delivery through the Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY) incentive scheme.

Thanks to the incentives, midwives have changed their behaviour and practice from promoting home deliveries to promoting deliveries in public health facilities.

Staff reported that the presence of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and community health workers likely played a role in promoting deliveries by skilled health professionals.

to support universal service and promote delivery of telecommunications services to underserved rural and urban areas.

We aimed to determine whether isosorbide mononitrate (IMN) given simultaneously with dinoprostone in term pregnancies is superior to dinoprostone alone to promote delivery.

These barriers to competition reflect the tendency of state medical societies to resist challenges to traditional health-care-delivery models and demonstrate the need for government to ramp up efforts to promote delivery innovations, particularly in regions where competition among traditional providers is weak.