Sentences with phrase «risk populations»

Responsible for the development and coordination of biomedical public health prevention interventions to serve at risk populations at a national level.

These questions were especially pressing for our high - risk population of students, who could benefit the most from connections at school that would encourage them to graduate or even just attend.

I still believe that home birth can be a good option for a very small, well screened, very low risk population.

Both games are aimed at bringing attention to shelter dogs, especially at - risk populations like older canines and animals with special needs.

Analysis of trials of group prenatal care in specific at - risk populations shows promise in addressing these disparities.

They added that study results are mainly focused on a high cardiovascular risk population that includes people who can obtain the most benefits from this diet intervention.

And they found that if any segment of the high - risk population used it, there would be an increase in prevention.

In some cases, at risk populations live in environments that are remote and as a result it is expensive to collect data over a sustained period of time.

The center's strategy has been simple: educate at - risk populations about the worm and pass out filters that residents can use to rid their drinking water of the parasite.

Our goal is to continue to create new programs for at - risk populations until every animal that can be saved is saved.

And that includes all the at - risk populations represented by sex workers across the divides of race, gender, orientation, and social class.

Studies conducted in high - risk populations where many or most children and adolescents may have a psychiatric disorder, such as in psychiatric or youth - protection settings, will be excluded.

While states can choose to serve more families, prioritizing high - risk populations yields the best return on public investments.

In the future, researchers might be able to tell when at - risk populations of other species pass through.

There is relatively sparse amount of literature on high - intensity strength training and diabetes in high risk populations.

If midwives were getting good outcomes with a low risk population, their policies would be fairly inexpensive.

Other applications include designing clinical trials to identify at - risk populations for adverse drug reactions.

With my experience in working with at risk populations I know how to give trauma informed counseling and understand how traumatic events shape behavior.

To prevent Vitamin B12 deficiency in high - risk populations such as vegetarians, it is necessary to identify plant - derived foods that contain high levels of Vitamin B12.

Upon returning to Israel, Dr. Dollberg continued studying early development and parent - child relationships in high and low risk populations including mental health referrals, adoption, high risk pregnancy and prematurity.

However, these data show that strength training is an exercise modality to consider as an adjunct of standard of care in high risk populations with type 2 diabetes.

This factsheet is part of a series of five factsheets for practitioners exploring the importance of protective factors in working with in - risk populations served by the Administration on Children Youth and Families.

In addition, a host of environmental factors, such as chaotic living conditions, may interfere with the developing attachment relationship, particularly when intervening with families from high - risk populations who face multiple personal and environmental challenges.

Essential Functions of the Position * Identification of the High Risk Patient Population * Identifies the targeted high risk population within...

About Vitamin Angels: Vitamin Angels helps at - risk populations in need, focusing on pregnant women, new mothers, and children under five, while gaining access to revolutionary vitamins and minerals.

The researchers note that 40 percent of patients at state psychiatric inpatient hospitals have a diagnosis of schizophrenia, while nearly 20 percent experience a longer hospital stay — «suggesting a high - risk population needing special attention.»

The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Centre of Research Excellence (CRE) in Population Health Research, titled «Immunisation in under studied and special risk populations: Closing the Gap in knowledge through a multidisciplinary approach», is in its final year of efforts.

Studies have found that about 20 percent of children in high - risk populations develop disinhibited social engagement disorder.

A study from the Journal of the American College of Nutrition (JACN) discusses fluid intake adequacy in detail and a simple tool is reviewed that may help healthy, active, low - risk populations answer the question, «Am I drinking enough?»

In the meantime, Bhaskaran and colleagues propose that the new findings could be used to help bolster an early - warning system for at - risk populations when the forecast predicts a drop in the mercury.

«We know from research studies and programmatic experience that unequal gender norms can be changed, but this takes carefully planned and implemented interventions that target both young people and the environment they are growing and developing in,» said V. Chandra Mouli, MBBS, MSc, co-director and scientist at the Adolescents and at - Risk Populations Team, Reproductive Health and Research Department, World Health Organization.

The beneficial link between oral anticoagulant use and ischaemic stroke in this low risk population without a recognised indication for these drugs needs further investigation, including the benefit to harm (bleeding) ratio.»

In a virtual arena, at - risk populations keep to the edges and appeared to navigate using different brain regions

«The use of bnAbs offers new hope to stem that tide as we have for other at - risk populations here and around the world.»

Extreme hot and cold weather increase the number of deaths and emergency room visits but affect specific at - risk populations differently, according to new research from the U.S. and Japan.

Incidentally, these more recent studies never study women, simply because women are not the biggest risk population.

In the second cycle NACP II, operational from 1999 to 2007, attempted to reduce the spread of HIV infection primarily through strengthening testing services and behaviour change, a shift from the predominant mass awareness program for prevention to a targeted intervention approach focussed on risk populations.

But then when I threw geography into the mix, and found there were quite a few charters with relatively low at - risk numbers in areas where DCPS schools had at - risk populations near 50 percent, my takeaway was charters aren't creating as much diversity as you'd expect for a 100 % lottery system.