In the wake of reforms and the novel MNCH programme of Pakistan, the role of TBAs in improving maternal care and transforming health seeking behaviours ought to be promoted.
A similar pattern has been observed in developing countries, such as urban China after 1979, which marked the beginning of the nation's transformation to a thriving market economy in the wake of reforms instigated by Deng Xiaoping Chinese urban girls' age of menarche has fallen by 1.23 years at the same time that they have been getting taller and heavier [ 24].
It should be no surprise that the lack of a system of effective professional education leaves our country's teachers -- and thus, their students -- bereft in the wake of ambitious reform efforts.
At home, in the wake of welfare reform, Operation Blessing joined forces with another charity, the Outreach Foundation, to expand a program called Wings Life Skills Training, to help former welfare recipients make the transition to the work force.
Policy differences among 28 E.U. member states come into sharper focus in the wake of major reform.
In the wake of health reform, how much a hospital is paid depends on how a patient fares after the visit.
In the wake of economic reforms in the 1990s that helped set off the largest urban migration in history, China had the rare opportunity to embrace cutting-edge city-building approaches as it expanded its skyline.
However, the city economy quickly turned into decline in the wake of market reforms and resource depletion.
The current role, scope of work and position of the development partners in the wake of constitutional reforms has linked them more with the provincial governments.
In the wake of 2011 reforms within the health sector, provinces are even in a greater need for planning their respective health department services and must work on the deficiencies and inefficiencies of their HRIS so that the gaps and HR needs are better aligned for reaching the 2015 UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) targets.
