Sentence examples for resources guidelines from inspiring English sources

These include a change in culture and attitude of health professionals towards pregnant women from lower socioeconomic groups; improved continuity of maternity care; better targeted maternal public health education and revision of the allocation and organisation of NHS resources, guidelines and maternity services with greater focus on socially disadvantaged women.

A commonly reported issue about the existing AORE approaches is the lack of appropriated resources (guidelines, processes, catalogs, among others) to support software engineers during the concern identification and classification.

Existing resources, guidelines and tools to monitor progress of labour such as partographs should be reinforced.

In total 26 (13%) offered comments on putative reasons for insufficient preparedness, such as lack of experience, training, continuing education opportunities, resources, guidelines and cooperation with other authorities in the community.

Research can play a critical role in the response to global health challenges, but with limited resources guidelines are needed to assist defining the priorities for health research investments.

10 With this aim of rationalising resources, several guidelines have been published, such as the guidelines by the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy ASGEE) or the European Panel on the Appropriateness of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (EPAGE).

Because resources for guidelines development are limited, particularly in LMIC, support for local adaptation of guidelines should also be supported centrally, by WHO headquarters or by regional offices.

The Gluten Intolerance Group of North America has a Gluten-Free RestAwarenessareness Program that provides resources and guidelines for restaurants on keeping their kitchens safe.

In 2010, the World Bank spearheaded the development of new principles for responsible agricultural investment to better ensure that land deals respect local rights, livelihoods and resources; these guidelines have also been criticised for legitimising, rather than challenging, the global rush for land.

This should include education, material resources, clinical guidelines and perhaps cardiac critical care outreach services to support general ICUs.

I've heard behind-the-scenes comments like this one a number of times: "I'm stuck with our human resources department guidelines for this job offer, and I really don't think it is very competitive".