Sentence examples for recommended to be implemented from inspiring English sources
To combat the future expected burden of CVDs, a proposed prevention programme for employees' cardiovascular wellness is designed and recommended to be implemented and institutionalized within the university.
Although in many cases factors unrelated to the patient or the pathology determine the moment at which the treatment is performed, in order to get the maximum increase in length in patients with short stature, the procedure is recommended to be implemented during adolescent age [5].
Advocacy campaigns and initiatives are recommended to be implemented by NCCM and civil society partners.
Algorithms have been developed to help students cope with emergency situations, however, where more than one procedure is recommended to be implemented simultaneously or within a very short space of time, the students struggled to prioritise their action.
The criteria have been compiled by secondary and tertiary care specialists who undoubtedly see a different population of patients than are seen in primary care where the criteria are recommended to be implemented.
1 2 School-based interventions have been recommended to be implemented to reduce this burden given initiation of such drug use typically occurs during adolescence, 3 and schools provide almost universal access to adolescents for prolonged periods.
If Europe really wants to embark moving towards the elimination phase [ 2], all the recommended interventions need to be implemented [2, 3].
Recommended interventions need to be implemented at the hospital level, with respect to the referral system, and with respect to antenatal care and community education so as to improve perinatal outcomes as soon as possible.
A considerable investment in the recording of information will be required if guidelines such as those recommended by NICE are to be implemented effectively.
Our findings support these recommendations and we therefore recommend a similar approach to be implemented in Germany.
Our estimates of intervention costs are based on the work done a National Danish Prevention Taskforce, appointed to examine and recommend preventive health interventions to be implemented in Denmark [ 22].
