UNICEF promotes the capacity building of health, social welfare, legal and security personnel to recognise and monitor GBV while providing survivors with rapid and respectful services.
The lack of effective and feasible methods to recognise and monitor relevant outcomes for mothers and newborns in the community suggests an important need for operational programme research.
However, the authors believe that it is necessary to understand, recognise and monitor the incidence and variation of ocular disease in newborns in order to understand and, perhaps, minimise its impact on the development of normal visual function.
Rather, the objective was to describe patient safety issues faced by patients with intellectual disabilities in NHS acute hospitals and the factors that may contribute to these and to consider the ability of acute trusts to recognise and monitor patient safety incidents.
Acts of omission (failure to give care) are more difficult to recognise, capture and monitor than acts of commission (giving the wrong care).
Although acts of omission (failing to diagnose or provide required care) are thought to be twice as prevalent as acts of commission (providing the wrong care) [ 28] acts of omission are known to be more difficult to recognise, capture and monitor [ 29].
Recognising psychological QoL as an issue and monitoring its fluctuation is an essential precondition to providing appropriate services and assistance to support students at university.
Recognising and ensuring that both the volcanology and monitoring sub-groups of AVSAG have access to the same data resources (which we also note would help improve shared situational awareness).
Recently the huge potential of this observation for detecting and monitoring risk has been recognised, and is enabled by the implementation of routine mammographic screening of the normal population and those at increased risk in whom screening can start from as young as 30 years.
