Examples of using Screening programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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As partly described in section 3.2, the 11 national screening programmes include programmes for CVD risk factors, diabetes and several types of cancer.
Secondary prevention- screening programmes for early detection of diseases;
In 2013, although screening programmes were in place, no significant decrease in the incidence rates of TB was observed in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county.
Screening programmes have been established for the early detection of a number of genetic diseases and impaired hearing.
Experimental cervical-cancer screening programmes have been implemented(in 13 departments)
Organized screening programmes are designed specifically to maximize the benefits while minimizing the harms for the populations being screened.
Secondary prevention- routine screening for many major forms of cancer now exists in many but not all countries; screening programmes are not always evidence-based
Secondary prevention- routine screening for many major forms of cancer now exists in many but not all countries; screening programmes are not always evidence-based
in the framework of which it is planned to utilize modern technology to improve screening programmes for the diagnosis of congenital
child health screening; and screening programmes for the early detection of diseases.
Tajikistan and a few other countries have helped to increase awareness, while screening programmes and community-level work to decrease discrimination against children with disabilities are also supported in several countries.
it is assumed that every year the target population will be half the resident population that is entitled to be included in the screening programmes.
Finally, extending the screening programmes has been included as an indicator of LEA compliance and therefore it contributes
the International Agency for Research on Cancer(IARC) to help establish evidence-based screening programmes for breast and cervical cancer in Belarus.
Reiterate the importance of increased access to cost-effective cancer screening programmes as determined by national situations, as well as
to preventive policies such as screening programmes(Papanicolaou Test Mammography),
The Health(Screening Programmes) Amendment Bill, introduced to Parliament in May 2002, aims to improveis aimed
However, instituting such screening programmes in low-resource settings has proved difficult,
ECCA and other partner organizations to identify internationally recognized cervical screening programmes, obtain examples of their national cervical screening guidelines
it envisages strengthening and improving screening programmes for women aged 50-69;