The purpose of the project is to ensure safety and promote continuation of healthy, traditional lifestyles and/or to begin proactively addressing cleanup and mitigation of contaminated sources.
ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT00617149 Provided that pregnancy is normal and healthy, the current American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG) guidelines promote continuation of pre-pregnancy exercise activities and recommend that sedentary women start exercising during pregnancy [ 1, 2].
Therefore, in order to promote the continuation of breastfeeding beyond the first few weeks postpartum, strong antenatal promotion of breastfeeding should be followed up with adequate support and hands-on assistance with breastfeeding in the postnatal period, both immediately after delivery and in the weeks that follow [ 40, 41].
In short, such models are structurally problematic as they tend to promote the continuation of unsustainable, innovation-led consumptive growth.
This means that science trainees at NIMR have access to training opportunities and "favourable conditions for researchers to promote the continuation of their career either at a university or with one of the NIMR partners".
This makes it nearly impossible for case managers to unite and compel Health care agencies or Health care insurers to set up a distinct financing title for case management and to promote the continuation of case management.
The authors reported a positive response to the biographies, arguing that they promoted continuation of memory and the self; as one participant put it, they "enriched the memories [she] already had" (p. 29).
These activities can be divided into six areas: early detection and monitoring, informing, promoting, continuation, referring and recording.
The BMGF program team has worked intensively to promote and ensure continuation of government commitment to prevention among high-risk groups.
Attempting to promote long-term continuation of physical activity as an arthritis self-management technique is part of both programs, however, like other studies have shown, compliance among participants often decreases over time (Ettinger et al 1997; Lindroth et al 1997).
Demonstrating the importance of intervening both pre- and postnatally, Wambach et al. [ 43], conducted a randomized controlled trial to evaluate an education and counseling intervention designed to promote breastfeeding initiation and continuation for adolescent mothers (15 18 years) starting in the second trimester and continuing until the fourth week postpartum.
