Sentence examples for risk assessment programme from inspiring English sources
A rolling risk assessment programme identified a number of levers in mechanical signal boxes within the UK rail network which potentially presented unacceptable personal safety risk to signallers.
Feedback and results were collected from security experts and other stakeholders, in a large industrial context (namely, the Galileo risk assessment programme) and through dedicated research and development demonstrations.
The long-term effects of a risk assessment programme should also be measured.
3 In the UK, the National Health Service is introducing a population-wide vascular risk assessment programme.
Despite these uncertainties [ 12], the UK Department of Health recently introduced a national vascular risk assessment programme that includes stepwise screening for diabetes and impaired glucose tolerance.
It is a cardiovascular risk assessment programme for all adults aged 40 74 years aimed at the general public, rather than people who already know they have CVD.
15 Several criteria have been proposed to assess the appropriateness of risk assessment programmes for primary prevention, including the need for evidence from randomised trials that the programme improves morbidity.
The real purpose of screening and risk assessment programmes, according to Geoffrey Rose, is to identify those people in whom the intervention offers the most benefit.
However, such policies, based on a personalised approach of CRC screening, would also have an important economic impact on the health care system as a whole (e.g. familial risk assessment programmes, higher number of screening colonoscopies and more specialists able to perform them) and overall public health implications which need to be investigated.
The risk-assessment programme is the result of two reports ordered after the February 2001 crash in which 10 people were killed.
(http://www.adjuvantonline.com) is a web-based risk-assessment programme that was developed in a population from North America.
