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Objective 2. 1. Using the data from the identified disproportionate population identified, Grantee will develop and implement outreach campaigns to identify and train trusted messengers to deliver COVID-19 vaccine safety and effectiveness to these communities and populations. These trusted messengers can include, but are not limited to: a) Faith leaders b) Teachers c) Community health workers d) Radio DJ’s e) Barbers f) Local Proprietors g) Community and civic leaders 2. These trusted messengers will deliver their COVID-19 vaccine promotion material and information through local media outlets, social media, faith-based venues, community events, and other culturally appropriate venues. 3. Within the jurisdiction, the Grantee will contact and engage the following entities to develop and operate temporary or mobile COVID-19 vaccination sites, especially in high-disparity communities. The following are recommendations: a) Places of worship b) Community-based centers (libraries, event centers) c) Recreation centers d) Food banks e) Schools/colleges f) Grocery stores g) Salons/barbershops
Objective 2To ensure that any use of waterbirds in the Agreement area is sustainable (AP Headings A, C) 2.1 The use of lead shot for hunting in wetlands is phased out in all Contracting Parties; 2.2 Internationally coordinated collection of harvest data is developed and implemented; 2.3 Measures to reduce, and, as far as possible, eliminate illegal taking of waterbirds, the use of poison baits and non-selective methods of taking, are developed and implemented; 2.4 Best practice codes and standards, such as bird identification, are developed and promoted, in order to achieve proper enforcement of legally binding provisions; 2.5 Adaptive harvest management2 of quarry populations is ensured at international scale.
Objective 2. To make full use of the pool and buildings by providing a range of leisure, health related and creative activities suitable for people of all cultural backgrounds, ages and lifestyles.
Objective 2CONTRACTOR shall obtain from eighty percent (80%) of Participants, the completed CESI within thirty (30) calendar days of admission, and the CEST shall be completed at mid-point and at completion for those Participants receiving at a minimum forty-five (45) calendar days of treatment.
Objective 2. Radioactive source preparation and primary activity standardisation
Objective 2. Ensure the provision of high quality health care by organizations and providers who meet professional practice standards.
Objective 2. Supporting policy with facts 7.4.3.1 Improving the information exchange between AE, its members and other stakeholders
Objective 2. Reducing the influence of xxxxxx on radon measurements and calibrations‌ In order to investigate and to reduce the influence of thoron (220Rn) and its progeny on radon end-user measurements and radon calibrations, three reference thoron atmospheres (low, intermediate and high activity concentration) have been established at the reference chamber for calibration of measurement devices with the primary thoron standard system. Before conducting the calibration of the instruments, the homogeneity of the reference atmospheres in the xxxxxxxx were tested using newly developed methods based on liquid scintillation counting of aerogels and solid-state nuclear track detectors (SSNTD), as well as numerical calculations. The calibrated measuring instruments are being used to study the influence of thoron on the radon measurement in two new exposure facilities to measure pure and mixed 220Rn and 222Rn atmospheres. Dynamic temperature conditions were also built with static and dynamic temperature conditions within -15 °C to + 60 °C have been created as well as predefined variable concentration profiles. Additionally, measurements have been conducted to quantify the influence of thoron on the radon measurement under field conditions. A literature review of potential techniques and materials to reduce the influence of xxxxxx on radon measurements and calibrations provided the necessary data to start an experimental study on diffusion barriers against thoron, radon-thoron cross-interference, radon permeability data and radon transport properties at different temperatures. The findings of this study provided crucial and much needed information on how to limit the influence of xxxxxx on radon measurements. A model for the evaluation of the performance of these polymers as thoron barriers was developed. Additionally, a method was proposed for evaluation and correction of the temperature bias when polymer foils are used as thoron barriers. The method is based on differential measurements with two detectors and has been tested successfully. Direct experimental determination of the radon transmission through polymer foils in the volume of passive detectors for different temperatures was performed. At the same time a study of the temperature dependence of the response of widely used detectors was made. It was observed that both the radon transmission through polymer foils and the detector response showed significant temperature dependence. However, the trends in both cases are r...
Objective 2 i. Using the data from the identified disproportionate population identified, Grantee will develop and implement outreach campaigns to identify and train trusted messengers to communicate vaccine safety and effectiveness to these communities and populations. These trusted messengers can include, but are not limited to: a. Faith leaders b. Teachers c. Community health workers d. e. Barbers f. Local Proprietors g. Community and civic leaders ii. These trusted messengers will provide their vaccine promotion material and information through local media outlets, social media, faith-based venues, community events, and other appropriate venues.
Objective 2CONTRACTOR shall obtain from eighty percent (80%) of 5 Participants, the completed CESI within thirty (30) calendar days of admission, and the CEST shall be 6 completed at mid-point and at completion for those Participants receiving at a minimum forty-five (45) 7 calendar days of treatment. 8 a) CONTRACTOR shall ensure that surveys are completed by designated 9 Participants, timely and accurately, including but not limited to, ensuring surveys contain provider 10 number, Participant ID number, responses to all psychosocial questions, responses for other important 11 Participant and CONTRACTOR information, and fields are filled and/or marked appropriately. 12 b) CONTRACTOR shall photocopy the CESI and CEST surveys and submit the 13 originals to ADMINISTRATOR for the COUNTY, once a month, on the tenth (10th) business day of 14 each month. 15 c) CONTRACTOR shall maintain the photocopies of the CESI and CEST 16 documents in Participant files. 17 d) CONTRACTOR shall adhere to all COUNTY CESI and CEST transmission, 18 reporting, scoring, and any other guidelines, as stipulated by ADMINISTRATOR, as they may now 19 exist or as they may be revised and/or amended in the future, for the review, use, and analysis of the 20 CESI and CEST.