Recommended psychotherapeutic interventions require an approach that balances strengthening the availability and capacity of specialists to train and supervise and shifting to non-specialist delivery of psychotherapy.
As suggested by the results of the focus group discussions with district and health facility staff, external factors, particularly those that operate at the health systems level, played an important role in limiting the effectiveness of the intervention in strengthening the availability and use of data for programmatic and epidemiological responses at the local level.
The mentorship scheme is aligned to the journal's commitment to strengthen the availability of hard evidence from developing countries.
The MOH and partners are working to strengthen the availability and reliability of CCM indicators, many analogous to the proposed CCM Benchmark indicators, 23 at the district level.
The clinical supervisors also work to strengthen the availability of performance data to feedback improvement by routinely capturing data on nurses' clinical skills, facility conditions, and clinical indicators which was used for real-time feedback to the HCs and also contributed to a district-wide monitoring, evaluation and QI system [ 22].
(The methods paper briefly evaluates researchers' adherence to international guidelines' requirements for responsiveness, research capacity strengthening, and reasonable availability).
Strengthening access and availability to country foods throughout the year for communities or increasing public health education associated with environmental causes of disease are such examples.
IMCI has three components: strengthening health worker skills in managing childhood illnesses; strengthening health systems (drug availability, supervision, referral and health information systems); and informing community and household practices related to child health.
Subsequently, both the availability of the lactose acceptor substrate and the intracellular pool of the GDP-L-fucose donor substrate were optimized by inactivating competitive (or repressive) pathways and strengthening acceptor (or donor) availability to achieve overproduction.
"FAO has always implicitly worked towards reducing child labour in agriculture by strengthening families' incomes, food availability and nutrition so that they have the means to send their children to school rather than work.
