… minimizing potential adverse impact on at-risk populations. Health protection in modern
world calls on various sectors to work together and to identify the best way to minimize harm in a …

… The third priority is screening high-risk populations to detect persons who are infected with
M. tuberculosis and who could benefit from therapy to prevent the infection from progressing …

… For the open-ended questions regarding perceptions of essential components and common
… population, 8 served the clinical high-risk population, and 12 served both populations. Most …

… may be significant human or environmental exposure; the size and nature of populations
at risk (both human and other species) and risks for environment; international concern, ie the …

… healthcare reform conversation, which puts patients at risk for unmet healthcare needs.
Most medical issues have a behavioral health component to varying degrees, and if we are …

… Screening for STIs, particularly in jail settings, where turnover is rapid, can provide significant
HIV infection preventive services to this high-risk population [99] and have a significant …

… In addition to defining the essential components of a TB control program, this report
emphasizes the importance of a) prioritizing TB control activities; b) coordinating care with other …

… , akin and complementary to the ‘essential climate variables’ … formulate these essential
biodiversity components to enable … accurate estimates of species extinction risk. Linking in spatial …

… (TB) controllers regarding the essential components of a public … Essential components of a
tuberculosis prevention and … other selected persons and populations at high risk for latent TB …

… of at-risk population. Workshop participants agreed that the proposed PNC signal functions
could be used as an important monitoring and evaluation tool including for healthcare facility …