Sentence examples for surveillance framework for from inspiring English sources

The information may be used for comparing the impact of various conditions and for measurement of the impact of having more than one condition on health and well-being so as to provide a surveillance framework for promotion and preventive health programmes.

After summarizing these systems, we compared them within the context of this new surveillance framework and outlined goals for future development and research.

The current surveillance framework is set in legislation passed in 2000.

While it is widely accepted that high-risk infants need close monitoring and surveillance, a framework for this practice has only infrequently been developed; for example in one instance for a selected group of infants over the first 5 years of life [ 1].

(FISA, or the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, dictates a legal framework for wiretapping and other surveillance).

Modified versions of the WHO protocol for assessing national surveillance systems [ 30]; WHO guide to assessing disease surveillance and response systems [ 31]; CDC 2001 updated guidelines [ 32] and the 2004 framework [ 33] for evaluating public health surveillance systems; and the WHO framework for evaluating communicable disease surveillance systems [ 34] were used to design the study protocols.

Anderson is scathing, however, about the existing legal framework for surveillance, describing it as intolerable and undemocratic, and he has proposed that the authority to approve surveillance warrants be transferred from the foreign and home secretaries to the judiciary.

Last Tuesday Nick Clegg commissioned an independent body to review our legal framework for surveillance.

The intelligence agency requires the Fisa court to sign annual "certifications" that provide the legal framework for surveillance operations.

Another area the bill is expected to tackle is the oversight regime for investigatory powers — with a view to replacing the problematic, 15-year-old RIPA legislation with a clear legal framework for surveillance.

To understand the stakes and possible approaches, consider two cities where similar histories have led to divergent approaches — New York and Washington, D.C. New York's framework for surveillance goes back to the 1980s.