Sentence examples for sensitive guidelines from inspiring English sources

It is important to have such locally developed and culturally sensitive guidelines, since some of the main food items are different from those found elsewhere in the world.

In order to softly navigate through delicate subjects such as FGC at the interface of sex, gender and migration experiences while seeking care in host countries such as Canada, it is necessary to strengthen competence, congruency and compassion, along with the uptake of sensitive guidelines in partnership between medical and community organisations.

Moreover, under this programme, SDR will develop research prioritisation protocols and gender-sensitive guidelines in order to assist governments in identifying research investment priorities and funding requirements to render research programmes relevant to both women and men, thus making them more gender-responsive, effective and efficient.

Field projects also played their part in developing appropriate gender-sensitive guidelines, for instance, the FAO/SIDA/FARMESA programme actively supported the greater integration of gender into the Farming Systems Approach, and its institutionalisation in countries such as Zimbabwe and Tanzania.

With the proposed method, the clinician gains quick access to context sensitive clinical guidelines for appropriate treatment of his/her patient and administrative guidelines for the adequate coding of the diagnoses and procedures.

There couldn't be a better time for countries to rethink their food systems and produce environmentally sensitive dietary guidelines to drive their populations' food choices.

Key result Evidence informed, equity focused and child sensitive operational guidelines, coordination mechanisms, plans and budgets of the National Social Support Programme in place to support implementation of interventions that target the most vulnerable children by 2016.

Kapiriri et al suggest that resource-sensitive clinical guidelines could help physicians in LICs make difficult decisions [ 30].

In this study, for gender-sensitive analysis, guidelines proposed by Moerman and van Mens-Verhulst [ 38] were followed.

The World Organisation of Family Doctors (WONCA) culturally sensitive depression guideline notes that 'The primary care physician needs to understand the cultural, religious and gender paradigm that the individual brings to the consultation in order to increase the chance of establishing a therapeutic alliance that reduces the personal distance between physician and patient.

Our findings do not indicate that initial daily dose of allopurinol is prescribed in a manner that correlates with published guidelines sensitive to renal function.