Recommendations: General 1) In view of its relevance and potential for results in various ways (intersectoral collaboration, reaching the hard-to-reach, addressing multiple needs of families and children) REDS should be spread out in the whole country but the strategy needs to be adapted.
Patients in these conditions are often difficult to reach, address problems that they do not work out and frequently reject cooperation in treatment leading to early dropouts in therapy [ 43].
Using the WATERS [ 18] database and joining the data in GIS software with measures of stream length in the Reach Address Database [ 35], a cumulative measure of percent of water impaired for any use was used to represent overall water quality in the county.
These are good first steps; however, as the internet's reach grows, addressing and preventing doxing have become increasingly important. .
World leaders have agreed on eight Millennium Development Goals to reach targets addressing extreme poverty.
In turn, those of us who continue to support the moderate opposition must persuade them that the Syrian people cannot afford a collapse of state institutions, and that a political settlement cannot be reached without addressing the legitimate fears of Alawites and other minorities.
The authors suggested that one way of reaching and addressing the psychosocial issues which prevent low-income women from attending breast screening is via brief, tailored interventions conducted within a telephone reminder.
But, Buffett should be encouraged that leading executives are embracing a "new code" with their philanthropy and core business strategies, and leveraging their capital and reach to address a more holistic view of business systems.
Telephone delivery provides a broad reach that addresses barriers to access such as geography, ill health, and cost.
Assess how child protection systems are equipped to identify, reach and address the protection needs of most vulnerable children and their families.
Both the closure of support centers and high mobility rates of FEWs demonstrate the necessity of quality work from community support volunteers and outreach workers to reach and address the needs of the women.
