Sentence examples for readiness preparedness from inspiring English sources
The selection of USM under APEX initiative is based on the university's state of readiness, preparedness and transformation plan for change that focused on diagnostics, medical biotechnology, waste management, pharmaceuticals, nano-technology, membrane technology and vaccines.
The new program is designed to bring speed and predictability to WHO's emergency work, using an all-hazards approach, promoting collective action, and encompassing preparedness, readiness, response, and early recovery activities.
Primary anaphylaxis preparedness (readiness to treat acute anaphylaxis).
By cultivating well-being and intentionally engaging in preparedness, readiness becomes more than risk management; it is an integrative, fluid, and health-promoting state ("I am as well as I can be") that facilitates adaptive postdisaster trajectories [ 52, 53].
Strengths-based micro-interventions allow therapists to focus on a patient's pre-existing strengths and abilities, subtle changes and improvements to those strengths and abilities during therapy (potential resources), and motivational preparedness, readiness and goals (motivational resources) [ 39, 57].
We assessed both facility readiness and provider preparedness.
We assessed facility readiness and provider preparedness to deal with these two maternal complications in public and private health facilities of northern Karnataka state, south India.
The extent of facility readiness and provider preparedness related to management of preeclampsia/eclampsia and PPH was the main outcome studied.
In this context, we assessed the facility readiness and provider preparedness related to screening and management of the two most common obstetric emergencies, PPH and pre-eclampsia/eclampsia, at both the PHC level and at higher facilities.
Supportive supervision that makes use of staff self-assessments, quality improvement tools and processes, structured case-sheets for documentation and quality audits can help improve provider-preparedness and facility-readiness for maternal and newborn health (MNH) service delivery.
To help assist in the prioritizing process a birth-preparedness and complication readiness matrix was proposed [ 20- 22].
