preventative approaches
[pri-ˈven-tə-tiv ə-ˈprō-chəz]
noun phrasepl: preventative approaches
abordagens preventivas
1. strategies, methods, or measures designed to stop something undesirable from happening before it occurs rather than dealing with it after the fact
The hospital implemented preventative approaches to reduce infection rates among patients.
O hospital implementou abordagens preventivas para reduzir as taxas de infecção entre os pacientes.
2. proactive measures taken in public health, business, or personal contexts to avoid problems or diseases
Preventative approaches to mental health include regular exercise and stress management.
As abordagens preventivas para a saúde mental incluem exercício regular e gerenciamento do estresse.
3. techniques focused on prevention and mitigation rather than treatment or reaction
The company adopted preventative approaches to workplace safety by conducting regular training.
A empresa adotou abordagens preventivas para a segurança no trabalho realizando treinamento regular.
In Brazil, preventative approaches are increasingly emphasized in healthcare policy and public health campaigns, particularly in areas like disease prevention and workplace safety. In the USA, this concept is deeply embedded in health insurance models and workplace regulations. The term reflects a shift from reactive to proactive thinking across both cultures.
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