Sentence examples for use of appropriate interventions from inspiring English sources

The mortality rate associated with SCD has remained high despite the use of appropriate interventions to manage the various forms of crisis.

Given the limited physiological reserve of the elderly patients, early identification and the use of appropriate interventions is probably more relevant in this group of patients.

The objective of this paper is to draw attention to the oral health needs of children in Nigeria, and promote the use of appropriate interventions for disease prevention in the population.

This requires the identification of appropriate interventions that will help improve child health.

The ultimate purpose was to facilitate the long-term planning of drug-use prevention and the development of appropriate intervention and rehabilitation programs in correctional institutions.

Across Africa, linking the mapping of malaria risk to strategic plans is not as frequent as it should be, with only five countries using mapped malaria epidemiology to definitions of appropriate intervention within their national strategic plans or applications to the Global Fund.

Clearly, there would be a trade-off in terms of maternal operative risks; however, it is likely that the judicious use of appropriate obstetric intervention will result in an immediate decrease in intrapartum and neonatal mortality rates which are currently disproportionately over-represented in low-income and middle-income countries.

Results revealed that family physicians use of appropriate therapy increased following the educational interventions in accordance with the Osteoporosis Canada 2002 guidelines.

The Veterans' MATES program showed positive practice change over time, with interventions increasing use of appropriate medicines where under-use was evident and reduced use of inappropriate medicines when single medicines were targeted.

We reviewed cluster randomized trials of cancer screening interventions published in 1995 2010 to determine whether the use of appropriate statistical methods had increased over time.

However, bundles often fail to promote the early use of appropriate monitoring, which should guide and assess the effects of therapeutic management and interventions.