Sentence examples for promoting utilisation of from inspiring English sources

The first introduces the process and approach of the RENEWAL network in order to present operational challenges and successes in promoting utilisation of research on the inter-connections between HIV/AIDS, food security and nutrition in South Africa.

This is important point, if the government decided to promote utilisation of health care for the chronically ill population, and manage the inequity in use of services.

It uses the experience of a network of organisations in Africa to describe the methodology, challenges and successes of efforts to promote utilisation of research on the inter-connections between HIV/AIDS, food security and nutrition in South Africa.

GPs may be reluctant to provide advice to patients and promote utilisation of choice, because this task competes with other tasks; they do not consider this task a part of their job [ 4, 30]; consider this task too time-consuming [ 4]; distrust data published by the providers [ 29], or want to avoid being blamed by patients for presenting faulty data [ 23].

The Healthy Pregnancy 4 All PCC substudy aims to provide evidence for comprehensive and systematic delivery of PCC to the general public that contemplates pregnancy and to identify effective ways to reach women to promote utilisation of the PCC health services.

Expansion of services may therefore not be sufficient to promote utilisation.

It is however important that increased coverage is matched with improved quality of care in order to influence health outcomes and to promote utilisation [ 3].

Research Assistants will be tasked with reminding medical and nursing staff about the clinical pathway to promote utilisation.

Despite efforts to promote usage of public transportation, utilisation rates are low as only 16 percent of the population used public transportation in 2006.

These schemes have had, therefore, very limited effect in counteracting the intensification process observed in many Greek livestock farms or in promoting the utilisation of bigger pastoral areas or longer grazing periods.

This study suggests the importance of strengthening service provision at the supply side in promoting equitable utilisation of childcare with prepayment schemes.