Sentence examples for support to inform from inspiring English sources

In order to reach the remotest corners of Eritrea, intensive community mobilization and information campaigns were carried out with UNICEF's support to inform the communities about the importance of vitamin A supplementation.

The course included specific sections with graphical support to inform participants about traffic regulations, mirror and blind spot verification when changing lanes and vehicle control.

Research is required into the needs of general healthcare staff and specialist palliative care staff for training and support to inform the development of health services in sub-Saharan Africa.

First, in employing a theory-based approach to inform understanding of the factors that shape routine practice around delirium and delirium prevention, it provides empirical support to inform understanding of the behaviours and practices that need to change to implement a preventive program.

This study aimed to examine the perceptions and experiences of peer support volunteers who operate a 24 h pregnancy and infant loss telephone support service to inform the ongoing development and sustainability of effective peer support.

EmPower will email the stroke support person to inform them when a participant has been randomized.

We help municipal Youth Offices coordinate and support programmes to inform, educate and mobilize adolescents, particularly those at risk.

Strategies might include comprehensive education and support programmes to inform and engage society about genetics to reduce ignorance and the resultant level of stigma and discrimination.

These characteristics were used alongside age, gender and participation in HIV social support activities to inform our sampling decisions in selecting the fifteen that were followed up.

Conclusions The results support efforts to inform the public about specific actions that can reduce the risks from swine flu and to communicate about the government's plans and resources.

The information generated from an adaptation assessment can be combined with a cost benefit analysis or other decision support tool to inform priority setting by policy makers (e.g., Willows and Connell 2003).