The phrase "a holistic programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a program that takes into account the whole system or all aspects of a situation, often in contexts like health, education, or personal development.
Example: "The organization has developed a holistic programme aimed at improving mental and physical well-being for all participants."
Alternatives: "an integrated program" or "a comprehensive plan."
If football really cared about the welfare of its former players it would impose a fractional levy on its TV income and divert it into a holistic programme of post-retirement support.
"We felt that the best way for Marvel to work in this emerging wireless world would be through one provider who would put together the resources to create a holistic programme for our properties," says Bruno Maglione, president of Marvel International based in London (no relation to Paul Maglione of Digital Bridges).
The vocational project is part of a holistic programme reaching out to 65,000 children and young people, as well as 50,000 women.
UNICEF is supporting the government authorities at various levels and including all relevant sectors in developing a holistic programme to support the country to invert the alarming trend".
Enhancement of motivation, team dynamics and staff morale could thus be considered as key features of the model; it can perhaps be viewed as a holistic programme with the capitation element representing only one facet.
These initiatives stem from a process which started with an OVC assessment in 2004 and forms part of a holistic programme that looks at all children who are vulnerable, whether affected by diseases including HIV/AIDS, disaster, abuse, neglect or poverty.
The time available for teachers to give children individual attention and to provide all the activities needed in an holistic programme is currently compromised by the time they have to spend on grooming children and by the large group size.
Usually the responsibility of ECD is shared between ministries (social affairs, family, and education) and promoting synergies between sectors for holistic programme development remains a priority.
To meet these requests, a holistic validation programme covering quality management and the validation exercises for the pre-standards of CEN's Technical Committee on Solid Recovered Fuels (CEN TC 343) was designed and carried out by various members of CEN TC 343, interested non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and the EC's Joint Research Centre JRCC).
The Society is determined to establish a holistic VBR programme to help European radiologists deal with changes in the evolution from volume- to value-based evaluation of radiological activities.
However, regular PA is a realistic and important component to a holistic treatment programme for this patient group.
