Examples of using Screening programme in English and their translations into Portuguese
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In England, where screening coverage since the NHS Cervical Screening Programme was officially launched in 1988 has been high,
all three follow-up visits, she may re-enter a screening programme, or be followed up once in three or five years.
Above all, it would be an outrage if Member States which have set up a screening programme based on tests far stricter than the Community programme were to be penalised,
low energy X-rays and implications for the UK breast screening programme," revealed the type of radiation used in x-ray-based breast screenings is much more carcinogenic than previously believed.
the study on the Social Representations of Gynecologic Cancer Screening in Ecuadorian Women highlighted the knowledge of the women attending the gynaecological cancer screening programme and the drama of making the exams associated with a traumatic experience.
Screening programmes, using mammography,
The exposure of individuals as part of health screening programmes;
It may also be used as a field manual in routine screening programmes.
Several countries are in the process of implementing various screening programmes, but the results have yet to be published in international medical journals.
A serious consideration is whether screening programmes should be offered to large sectors of the population
One of the factors that may explain this late identification, even with numerous implemented hearing screening programmes, could be the families' lack of adhesion.
The purpose of this proposal is to make recommendations for mass screening programmes on a sound scientific basis.
Hence, laws have been passed to support the detection of genetic diseases with irreversible sequelae by means of Neonatal Screening Programmes.
As you know, the mortality rate is higher in the ten new Member States and screening programmes are very'kindergarten', to coin a phrase.
Nonetheless, about half of the countries in the Union are not implementing regular screening programmes.
highlighting the importance of screening programmes during pregnancy.
Hopefully these lessons will be learned when considering the implementation of other screening programmes- for example screening for prostate cancer.
It is also of the utmost importance to improve access to medical services and cancer screening programmes for women.
The Recommendation suggests among others the implementation by Member States of evidence-based cancer screening and screening programmes in accordance with European guidelines on best practices.
for example, be directed at making sure that efficient screening programmes are in operation and implemented among those sections of the population that most need them.