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The MOH is also piloting the introduction of RDTs for assessing children with fever, which will contribute to further rationalizing of the use of antimalarials.

At home, she worked with the Women's Co-operative Guild (WCG) on maternity and child welfare, and was co-opted to the Parliamentary Standing Committee which piloted the introduction of state maternity benefits and other assistance to mothers.

"Too few of these exams are capable of being piloted before their introduction – and too much of what has been agreed for the syllabus has been agreed behind closed doors.

Among these, she contends, are the introduction of independent prescribing for physiotherapists and podiatrists and self-referral pilots.

Over a third (39%) of chlamydia-positive individuals were retested following the introduction of three different retesting pilots.

The proposed solution was the introduction of PAL on a pilot basis for the academic year 2003-2004.

Heralded as the most important change to the country's education system since the introduction of GCSEs, the new diploma is to be piloted in September 2008.

NHS Direct was commissioned by the East of England Strategic Health Authority to adapt, host and pilot the introduction of web-based decision support interventions into the NHS, as part of the Quality Innovation, Performance and Prevention Programme.

One example is the introduction of Druitt.

Performance in the diving attack was enhanced by the introduction of dive brakes under each wing, which allowed the Ju 87 to maintain a constant speed and allow the pilot to steady his aim.

This is the introduction of Baby Boss.