Examples of using Screening programmes in English and their translations into Russian
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Population screening programmes for breast and cervical cancer are in place.
Including maternity services and population screening programmes, women use more services than men.
Screening programmes are adapted to recommendations of international organizations.
The prevention of HIV/AIDS through screening programmes was also difficult because of the high cost involved.
Screening programmes for NCDs are not based on sound evidence, or lack qualified staff.
Countries including Serbia have guaranteed several screening programmes under the universal health coverage scheme.
It has multiple screening programmes in place for children and for adults for diseases such as CVD, cancer and diabetes.
Conclusion: Mammography may be successful in detecting DCIS; the diagnosis is more frequently made than previously as a result of screening programmes.
Overview of screening programmes displayed in public areas of polyclinics Fig. 6.
This engagement supports the eff orts of the health care sector,especially in increasing the number of men attending NCD screening programmes.
Screening programmes have been established for the early detection of a number of genetic diseases and impaired hearing.
But experience in the UK of implementing these two screening programmes and the evidence for their impact on women's health are very different.
Various screening programmes have been developed in Malaysia and, since 2006, more than one million individuals have been screened each year.
Once the SCO has been established for cervical screening, it can be expanded in a cost-effective way to include screening programmes for breast and colorectal cancers.
The screening programmes for target populations are complemented by annual State-regulated check-ups for certain occupations.
As a result, the Ministry of Women's Affairs had input into many aspects of policy, including screening programmes and issues connected with maternity, smoking and obesity.
In Malaysia, various screening programmes have been developed, and since 2006 more than a million individuals have been screened annually.
Priority areas have been identified, including national diabetes footcare and retinopathy screening programmes and these have been included in the HSE Service Plan for 2011.
Organized screening programmes are designed specifically to maximize the benefits while minimizing the harms for the populations being screened.
In particular, the toolkit developed by the SPIMEU project will assist primary-care practitioners in implementing effective screening programmes for cardiovascular disease.
Lastly, she asked whether there were any screening programmes for the early detection of cancers of the female reproductive system.
To be effective, and to avoid causing more harm than benefit,screening should take place within population-based, organized screening programmes with quality assurance.
Experimental cervical-cancer screening programmes have been implemented(in 13 departments) and will be the subject of an impact assessment.
A good system of primary health care with a registered population facilitates the optimal organization anddelivery of accessible population-based screening programmes and should be vigorously promoted.
In 2013, although screening programmes were in place, no significant decrease in the incidence rates of TB was observed in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county.
Best practice includes consideration of accessibility,affordability and acceptability, so that screening programmes provide more effective coverage and include the most vulnerable groups in the population;
While noting the screening programmes and other measures taken to prevent cancer among women, the Committee remains concerned about the high rates of mortality among women due to cancer.
Disease prevention includes clinical preventive servicessuch as vaccination programmes, population-based screening programmes and cardio-metabolic risk assessment in primary care services.
Secondary prevention- screening programmes for early detection of diseases; including screening and prevention of congenital malformations; production and supply of substances for chemoprophylaxis, etc.
Raise awareness of the early signs and symptoms of cancer among health professionals and public and,where appropriate, implement population-based, organized screening programmes according to country context;