Examples of using Screening programme in English and their translations into French
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The Education Department's Combined Screening Programme provides audiometric and vision screening for
Additionally, there was a screening programme of at-risk groups carried out in partnership with NGOs,
Under the Neonate Screening Programme all children are screened for disease from birth.
At present, joint efforts are under way to plan and pilot the cervical cancer screening programme in order to ensure an increased participation rate
A national breast cancer screening programme was established in 1998,
to launch a nation-wide cervical screening programme in 1988 based on computerised call and recall.
of MOH is currently assessing the evidence for a chlamydia screening programme in New Zealand.
since 1998 Malaysia has had a voluntary prenatal screening programme and provided Zidovudine to HIV-positive mothers
The Panel is, therefore, unable to evaluate the technical merits of the study and medical screening programme or to assess whether the claimed costs are reasonable.
a Breast Cancer Screening Programme was launched, pursuant to Order No V-729 of 23 September 2005 of the Minister of Health'On the Approval of Financing for the Breast Cancer Screening Programme' Valstybės žinios(Official Gazette)
had reduced the backlog of court cases, and an immigration screening programme(Personal Identification Secure Comparison
The NHS Plan sets out the Government's commitment to introduce by 2004 a new and effective screening programme for women and children including a new national linked antenatal and neonatal programme for haemoglobinopathies(HbO)
the antenatal screening programme, the triple test, as well as the screening of newborns for phenylketonuria and hypothyroidism, the screening programme for breast cancer
as far as dental health prevention is concerned, the Ministry of Health adds that in the screening programme, children of the fifth and sixth class of
A screening programme for developmental abnormalities in children under 2, involving their parents,
Since July 2004, a Cervical Cancer Screening Programme has been implemented in Lithuania,
In order to improve understanding of issues raised by the organisation of a screening programme, twenty one experts- epidemiologists,
not as part of an approved health screening programme, shall require specific justification for that individual by the radiological medical practitioner
Kuwait states that the epidemiological study and medical screening programme will be tightly linked