用health worker造句子，“health worker”造句

The proportion of births attended by a skilled health worker has increased globally, however, in the WHO Africa and South-East Asia regions fewer than 50% of all births were attended.

Up to two thirds of newborn deaths could be prevented if skilled health workers perform effective health measures at birth and during the first week of life.

The problem of uneven distribution of skilled health workers can be solved.

Between 2006 and 2008, the introduction of the special contracting system contributed to the successful recruitment of health workers in remote and rural regions and the reopening of health outposts.

Home visits by a skilled health worker immediately after birth is a health strategy that can increase newborn survival rates.

While the global proportion of births attended by a skilled health worker has increased, in the WHO regions of Africa and South-East Asia fewer than half of all births had skilled assistance.

This is why WHO is dedicating the world health report and world health Day in 2006 to finding solutions to ensure that the right health workers are in all the right places.

Community health workers should be aware of the specialized issues around infant feeding.

The health worker shortage in Africa: are enough physicians and nurses being trained?

We will ensure that public medical and health care services serve the public good and fully arouse the initiative of health workers.

Many of the new jobless are civil servants, including health workers and teachers, laid off by regional governments.

Under the plan, he says health workers will assess and monitor health needs and strengthen disease surveillance, and respond to outbreaks and other health threats.

Consulting a health worker if there are signs of dehydration.

One was the introduction of a special contracting system to recruit health workers.

The health worker who persuaded Karamjeet’s family is one of a national cadre of village-based workers (accredited social health activists).

Highly trained and skilled health workers from developing countries continue to emigrate at an increasing rate to certain countries, thereby weakening health systems in the countries of origin.