Sentence examples for recognising danger from inspiring English sources

Two Carmarthenshire primary schools took part in the six week pilot aimed at recognising danger signs in relationships.

36 Likewise, in Assin North, deficits were noted in recognising danger signs, stabilising patients, and handing over to receiving staff.

Maternal education, and engagement of fathers and extended family, will help families respond appropriately when their children are sick, including recognising danger signs with immediate care-seeking for treatment [ 18, 19].

We identified important gaps in referral processes in Assin North, with the most commonly noted including recognising danger signs, alerting receiving units, accompanying critically ill patients, documenting referral cases and giving and obtaining feedback on referred cases.

Health promotion: ANC is an opportunity to educate the woman about her health, pregnancy and childbirth, recognising danger signs, the benefits of good nutrition and exclusive breastfeeding, the harms of alcohol, tobacco and drugs, and other relevant issues.

Will a person who cannot recognise danger to herself avert the dangers obvious to a baby?

TBAs trained by Amref to recognise danger signs in birth are now referring more mothers to clinics than ever before.

In response, Mr Zhu admitted that, according to 1999 figures, China's Gini coefficient (which measures income inequality) was 0.39, "close to the internationally recognised danger level".

"One aspect of the light which guides us in the journey of faith," he said, "is holy 'cunning', that spiritual shrewdness which enables us to recognise danger and avoid it … As Jesus told his disciples, 'Be wise as serpents and innocent as doves".

When illness occurs, it often falls to a mother herself to recognise danger signs.

In general they recognised danger signs well, except for sepsis and endometritis.