Examples of using Screening programme in English and their translations into Hindi
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The Newborn Hearing Screening Programme.
It runs a screening programme for people who may be at high risk.
They can also participate in population screening programmes.
In the UK, there is a"screening programme" for newborn babies to check all is well.
That's why the NHS has introduced a national bowel screening programme.
There is also a national screening programme for cervical cancer.
After successful trials, HPV testing has been incorporated into the NHS Cervical Screening Programme.
India is yet to set up an“all-inclusive” screening programme for newborn children.
The national cervical screening programmes in the UK have reduced both incidence of and deaths from the disease.
There should be scientific evidence of screening programme effectiveness.
The NHS diabetic eye screening programme will arrange for you to have your eyes checked every year.
For more information about the Breast Screening Programme ask your doctor.
The device has been installed in five clinicalcentres which are currently running the hearing screening programme.
This is one of many"screening programmes", and you may well wonder what that phrase means.
Because breast cancer in men is so rare, breast screening programmes do not include men.
All women who are 50-70 years of age should bescreened for breast cancer every three years as part of the NHS Breast Screening Programme.
Northern Ireland does not have a Down's syndrome screening programme but a second trimester fetal anomaly scan is offered.
One extremely important question(although they all are important) is what is the link between numbers accessing screening programmes and survival rates?
A small number of patients withCF can still be missed by the screening programme, and the diagnosis should be considered even with a negative screen result.
A screening programme, which involved testing blood samples from women of childbearing age to see whether they had previous immunity to the virus, also began.
If you are aged 50 and over it is strongly recommended that you takeadvantage of the National Health Service Breast Screening Programme which offers three- yearly mammography.
The Newborn Hearing Screening Programme was introduced in the UK in 2006,replacing the previous infant screening programme(the'distraction test' at 8 months).
As colorectal cancer is much more common in older people, the decision has been made forpeople of a certain age to be invited to participate in the colorectal cancer screening programme.
It has a bi-weekly film screening programme as well as a lecture programme held on the last Monday of every month, the latter in collaboration with the Egypt-India Friendship Association.
The toolkit is a first step towards a comprehensive framework that could be used by researchers and clinicians- both with individuals as needed and, potentially,as part of a public health screening programme for older people.
Since the NHS cervical screening programme was introduced in the UK in 1988, death rates from cervical cancer have dropped by 70%, and it's estimated it saves 5,000 lives a year across the UK.
In 2008, with emergence of new genomic technologies, theWHO synthesised and modified these with the new understanding as follows: Synthesis of emerging screening criteria proposed over the past 40 years The screening programme should respond to a recognized need.
The aim of this screening programme is to identify those women at a higher risk of having a baby with Down's syndrome and to offer them diagnostic testing using either chorionic villus sampling(if less than 13 weeks of gestation) or amniocentesis(if beyond 15 weeks of gestation).
Unfortunately, certainly in a health-care sense, there is too little co-operation to tackle the problems that beset our ageing society, which include under-resourced health services, an age spent getting new drugs to market, an increase inchronic diseases, as we will as not enough prevention, including screening programmes.
In 2016 the UK National Screening Committee(NSC)recommended that the NHS cervical screening programme should adopt HPV testing for primary screening, as it is more sensitive than cytology and its use will reduce the number of women going on to have cytology screening. .
