In brief, a three-phased process involving hazard scoping, risk assessment, and implementation of prevention controls was systematically employed over approximately three years, followed by a one year observation period.
Risks are also often location-specific, so building capacity for risk assessment and implementation of safety regulations is required at the country level.
As with older adults in general, fracture and fall risk assessment and implementation of specific measures for osteoporosis prevention and treatment are needed in this population (35– 35).
These results provide new evidence for the carcinogenic potential of PMMTM and support further risk assessment and implementation of exposure control for PMMTM.
Therefore, baseline information on the impact of environmental and climatic factors on malaria transmission at micro-geographical level is required for vector risk management and implementation of control strategies.
Indeed, a number of studies have reported that, in the case of behavioural risk factors and implementation of preventive practices, telephone interviews yield results comparable to those of face-to-face [ 14, 15] or self-administered [ 16] surveys.
This information is important for the understanding of environmental determinants of malaria transmission heterogeneity at a micro-geographical level to assess vector pressure, risk management and implementation of control strategies.
Information was extracted from the documents using a matrix, mapping each document against the six objectives of the WHO 2008 2013 Action Plan for the Global Strategy for the Prevention and Control of NCDs and five dimensions: data source, aim and objectives of document, coverage of conditions, coverage of risk factors and implementation plan.
To improve patient care through the development of a clinical risk stratification tool to identify high-risk patients and implementation of pharmacist-mediated medication management after patient care transitions.
