Sentence examples for providing information and knowledge from inspiring English sources

"The Buddhist clergy in Laos is playing a very important role in communities through the temples, in providing information and knowledge about the problem of HIV and AIDS in their neighborhoods," said UNICEF Representative in Laos Olivia Yambi.

Based on health-behaviour models such as the Health Belief Model [ 10] or Protection Motivation Theory [ 11] crisis communication campaigns usually have a strong focus on providing information and knowledge about risks and protective behaviours.

Each one provides information and knowledge for the next case.

This exchange of experience could be provided in the form of a website for women with SCI, such as the Swedish project 'sciparenting.com' [ 48], which aims to provide information and knowledge about fertility, pregnancy, childbirth and parenting for persons with SCI.

Organizing beneficiaries into small, interactive groups that meet often and have close linkages with community leaders and health facility staff: Stronger social capital results in the development of new norms about behavior compliance and participation in using health services among network members, provides information and knowledge to individuals in the group, and creates trustworthiness.

The review of the varieties and characteristics of different ongoing Citizens Observatoriess that focus on environmental issues reveals a set of five sequential aspects that underlie the CO skeleton and support effective citizens' participation: (A) Citizens' participation in identifying what a CO can offer to provide information and knowledge in response to public concerns.

Providing information and keeping knowledge about specialist services up-to-date may be hard to achieve, but was clearly a key means for developing and sustaining quality provision for people presenting with symptoms or living with CFS/ME.

This restricted informal contact between research and policy staff and led to NIJ operating in a more passive mode as regards providing information and contributing to knowledge.

Furthermore, HCPs should be able to support autonomy in their way of providing information and research-based knowledge of diabetes treatment and management (e.g., evidence on risks incurred by high and low blood sugar levels).

For the FiLDCare Project, one-on-one collaborative DSME/S sessions were conducted in a clinical and a community setting, and aimed mainly to provide information and basic knowledge on diabetes, and instructions and reminders for diabetes self-management.

Psychoeducation has been defined as the education of patients and their families that provides information, knowledge and the skills necessary for relapse prevention and health restoration of patients with psychiatric illness [ 1].