Sentence examples for treatment education programmes from inspiring English sources
The Unite for Children, Unite against Aids campaign, started by UNICEF and UNAIDS in 2005, promotes four key areas: prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV; increased access to antiretroviral therapy for children and young people who need treatment; education programmes to help prevent HIV transmission; and increased support for children who are orphaned and left vulnerable by AIDS.
The Unite for Children, Unite Against Aids campaign promotes four key areas: prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV, the virus that causes AIDS; increased access to antiretroviral therapy for children and young people who need treatment; education programmes to help prevent HIV transmission; and increased support for children who are orphaned and left vulnerable by AIDS.
In spite of mass screening, treatment and education programmes, paragonimiasis remains a problem in a limited number of areas of the country.> Gnathostomiasis occurs wherever consumption of raw fish is common.
The global campaign aims to promote prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission; increase access to antiretroviral therapy for children and young people who need treatment; provide education programmes to help prevent HIV transmission; and increase support for children who are orphaned and left vulnerable by AIDS.
He agreed it would be "a brilliant idea" if the policing costs of "nicking people for possession" were instead used to fund treatment and drug education programmes.
Unite for Children, Unite against AIDS targets four key areas: prevention of mother to child transmission; treatment of paediatric AIDS; education programmes for prevention; and support for orphans and vulnerable children.
FOR BACKGROUND In 2005, UNICEF, UNAIDS and other partners launched Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS, which targets four key areas: prevention of mother to child transmission; treatment of paediatric AIDS; education programmes for prevention; and support for orphans and vulnerable children.
Additionally the information may be useful in formulating policies, health education programmes and treatment guidelines specific for the population assessed.
At these visits parameters of care have to be systematically documented on treatment goals, participation in patient education programmes, prescribed medication, some laboratory results and hypoglycaemic events.
Children with abnormal patterns of development need a special education programme because general or mainstream education programmes cannot educate them effectively (Porter 2002; Shinn 2006).
The Nice guidelines, which were amended in 2013, state: "Parent-training/ education programmes are the first-line treatment for parents or carers of pre-school children … Drug treatment is not recommended for pre-school children with ADHD".
