Sentence examples for views on priority from inspiring English sources

To explore views on priority messages, twelve gender-tailored SMS mock-ups were presented across PMTCT core behaviors.

This vignette-based approach elicited respondents' views on priority symptoms, perceived causes, help-seeking and prevention of the illness, based on a presentation of the condition, rather than recognition of its name.

The main themes of the study findings included: current mobile phone use, perceived benefits and challenges of using mobile phones for PMTCT, views on priority SMS messaging for PMTCT, platform user preferences, and mobile-promoted male involvement for PMTCT.

While health authorities' views on priority health issues correspond to those outlined in the EHP policy document, there were marked variations regarding the priority health issues and interventions between the two districts among both the providers and the beneficiary communities (Table 4).

An open-ended topic guide for women and their male partners was used to elicit information on five core themes: current mobile phone use and ownership, perceived benefits and challenges of using mobile phones for PMTCT, views on priority messaging for SMS promotion of PMTCT, optimal design of a mobile phone-based PMTCT communication platform, and mobile-promoted male involvement for PMTCT.

She had met with them, said Ms. McGrady, solicited their views on priorities and programs and begun an expansion of the club's efforts to once again focus on teenagers as well as preteens.

Also an initial survey of broader stakeholder views on priorities or opinions on matters related to the research area [ 74], or a review or impact analysis of previously established priorities [ 75] can serve as preparation before the actual exercise.

CMC was also advocated as a way of involving much wider constituencies in the process than involved in this case – for example by seeking views on priorities for research from a wide range of voluntary, consumer and professional groups.

We compiled the data using Microsoft Excel spreadsheets (version 2007; Microsoft, Redmond, WA, USA), and we used it to analyze the views of the advocates and scientists about working with each other, about their views on priorities about potential environmental causes of breast cancer, and about their desired outcomes for the BCERCs.

The ranking exercise provided a structured approach for obtaining a consensus view on priorities for public health action using tables of evidence.

The decomposition results here are also consistent with findings of a recent qualitative analysis on stakeholders' views on the priority health equity issues, which was based on a survey of senior administrators of the Thai Ministry of Public Health.