Sentence examples for sustainable coverage from inspiring English sources

Efficient delivery strategies for health interventions are essential for high and sustainable coverage.

The coverage for the PCV7 of 6.6% and 10.5% respectively for 2007 and 2008 during the LEAP study and the high incidence of CXR+Pn points to the need of high and sustainable coverage of pneumococcal vaccination.

Both individual and public health benefits must be considered; new approaches must be convenient, ensure accurate test results, have good linkages to prevention and care services, and support wide and sustainable coverage, while still maintaining informed consent, voluntarism, and confidentiality.

To be effective, any new strategies will need to handle patient and family expectations in ways that allow for a financially sustainable coverage while at the same time maintaining patients' confidence that they are receiving appropriate care.

In order to achieve high and sustainable coverage of IPTi as part of routine preventive health services for infants, a number of elements are required that together constitute the IPTi strategy.

This research will provide emperic evidence of the effectiveness of the intervention as well as contribute to the body of evidence around potential solutions to improve sustainable coverage of high impact Maternal, Neonatal and Child Health interventions in vulnerable populations living in remote rural areas.

It's difficult to imagine sustainable universal coverage without a central payment system.

Single-payer didn't prove to be the only way to achieve popular and sustainable universal coverage, and that means there's a real possibility for us.

The goal is nothing less than achieving sustainable water coverage for the 900 million residents of these areas, and thanks to breakthrough thesis research by Marianna Novellino SM '15, they are closer than ever to monitoring and evaluating water systems at a large scale.

The Global Alliance can only play a catalytic role; it is countries themselves that can ensure sustainable immunisation coverage, and it is countries, such as India, that are going to make the difference in the global situation of immunisation.

Speakers also focused on the economic value and benefits of sustainable vaccine coverage and on the effectiveness of long term vaccination, on epidemiology of infections in reducing the disease burden.