Sentence examples for training surveillance from inspiring English sources

Without more and wiser European military spending — on equipment, training, surveillance and reconnaissance — NATO faces, as Mr. Gates rightly warned, "a dim if not dismal future" and even "irrelevance".

A key aspect of normalizing behavior is the development of a prescriptive schema where forms of knowledge are combined with training, surveillance, monitoring and testing to ensure their adaptation by those within the institution [3].

Organisational improvements, training, surveillance and continuous quality improvement initiatives, used alone or in combination have been shown to decrease infection rates in some clinical settings.

Increased communication through training, surveillance reporting, and regular meetings has been a major aspect of improving veterinary public health awareness and is a key result of the IDSAS project.

The Southern African Treatment and Resistance Network SATuRNN) has developed models for implementation of antiretroviral drug resistance testing within HIV programmes, with the aim of integrating clinical care, training, surveillance and research [ 9, 10].

The Global Disease Detection Program was established at CDC, with the aim of strengthening countries' efforts in training, surveillance, and outbreak response and establishing 10 Regional Centers by 2012 (www.cdc.gov/globalhealth/gdder) in alignment with the directive for bilateral collaboration and assistance under article 44 of the IHR.

They add that trained surveillance teams are ready to respond quickly if new cases pop up anywhere in the country.A new outbreak would put what is still a weak health service under serious pressure.

Specially trained surveillance officers ensured that those living in Ebola-affected homes and villages that have been quarantined are registered and immunized.

Trained surveillance officers identified eligible patients, administered a standardised questionnaire, and obtained nasopharyngeal (NP) and oropharyngeal (OP) swab specimens for diagnostic testing.

Trained surveillance epidemiologists in the 10 EIP sites investigate all positive C. difficile toxin assay or molecular assay reports from clinical, reference, and commercial laboratories for residents of the surveillance catchment areas.

As part of this effort, BIDS has developed binational surveillance protocols, trained surveillance coordinators, established serologic testing at Mexican border laboratories, and developed agreements for reporting and data-sharing.