Examples of using Screening programme in English and their translations into Arabic
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National Screening Programme.
Long-term epidemiological study and medical screening programme.
The NHS AAA Screening Programme.
A screening programme was developed and its implementation initiated.
Premarital screening programme.
Fourth claim unit- Long-term epidemiological study and medical screening programme.
Bowel Cancer Screening Programme.
In 2000-01 3.6 million women were screened,the majority after a formal invitation from the screening programme.
The children ' s screening programme.
In 2004-05 3.6 million women were screened,the majority after a formal invitation from the screening programme.
Mother and child screening programme;
This organized screening programme is considered a basic level of health care(LEA) for resident women aged 50-69.
Kurrasat Al Cimatheque 4- Film Screening Programme.
Thanks to the mother and child screening programme, the number of children born with congenital abnormalities has decreased by a factor of 1.8 since 2000.
There should be scientific evidence of screening programme effectiveness.
The screening programme was required to be culturally appropriate for the various ethnicities, and it addressed the disparity among them.
There is no prostate cancer screening programme in Ireland.
A totally unique screening programme supervised by Dr. Zulia Frost provides a full wellness profile following a non- invasive bio-energy approach.
Ms. WEDGWOOD asked why the Polish authorities had not undertaken an HIV preventive screening programme and why it limited neonatal screening. .
It is a screening programme for all pregnant mothers attending government antenatal clinics to be screened free for their HIV status.
There is no bowel cancer screening programme in Ireland at present.
A screening programme for the target population is being launched for early detection of illnesses, in the framework of which it is planned to utilize modern technology to improve screening programmes for the diagnosis of congenital and hereditary diseases in the foetus and in newborn children.
In the year 2003/04, a population-based cervical cancer screening programme will be established in collaboration with other health care providers.
A mother and child screening programme had been established in order to prevent birth defects, identify inherited problems and, where possible, correct them.
Recognizing the risk of mother-to-child transmission,since 1998 Malaysia has had a voluntary prenatal screening programme and provided Zidovudine to HIV-positive mothers and their babies.
The cervical, breast and colorectal cancer screening programme has been expanded to a total of 124 early diagnosis and screening centres, which means that we have at least one such centre in each city.
It involved complex communications anda game that offered prizes to women who participated in the screening programme. The programme proved successful, with a total of 35,000 women submitting eligibility slips for the prizes.
Women invited to participate in the NHS Breast Screening Programme(NHSBSP) need to understand the potential benefits and harm in doing so to be able to make an informed choice about whether they wish to proceed.
At present,joint efforts are under way to plan and pilot the cervical cancer screening programme in order to ensure an increased participation rate and improved quality of the screening programme. .
In addition, the National Screening Unit(NSU)of MOH is currently assessing the evidence for a chlamydia screening programme in New Zealand. The NSU is scheduled to provide its position on chlamydia screening to the Minister of Health by March 2006.