Sentence examples for routine area from inspiring English sources

Around 1960, the emphasis of the program shifted from routine area wide tuberculin testing to slaughter surveillance (meat inspection) combined with traceback investigations [ 1],[ 12],[ 13].

CHWs collected data using maternal-level forms during their routine area monitoring and the two pregnancy visits, and infant-level forms during their follow-up visits to the newborns.

Only 26%% of Irish hospitals have cross-trained staff to be able to treat an influx of influenza patients while 22 % have cross-trained staff to provide patient care outside their routine area or speciality compared to a similar study of 24.6 % showing similar results [ 14].

The strike is intended to disrupt more routine areas of care, which could result in patient transport services not running and antenatal and postnatal clinics being cancelled.

Surveillance and the control of dengue fever have become one of the most important routine areas of work at the Taiwan Centers for Disease Control (Taiwan CDC) in recent years.

We found low utilization of HEWs with only 9.3% of caregivers of a child sick with diarrhea, fever, and/or pneumonia in the previous 2 weeks taking their child to HEWs in both iCCM and routine areas.

The frequencies of the additional variables in the PRISM III score were as follows: nonoperative cardiovascular disease 4.2%, cancer 5.9%, chromosomal anomalies 2%, previous PICU admission 6.5%, pre-PICU cardiopulmonary resuscitation 4.2%, postoperative surgical procedure 19%, acute diabetes 0.7%, and admission from routine care area 13%.

By analysing working routines, areas of differences between ownership types can be assessed more precisely and further impacts of hospital privatization can be identified.

Using IDL driven sub-routines, areas of interest comprising either the T-tubules or background areas can be drawn and the relative fluorescence upon activation of SOCE can be quantified.

Comparatively, ARI cases amounted to less than 1% of visits to routine care areas.

Suitable training, supervision, and quality control, in conjunction with computerisation to strengthen register maintenance can provide routine local area measures of perinatal mortality for health policy, and monitoring of newborn care interventions.