The phrase "a programme management" is not correct in English.
It should be "programme management" without the article "a." You can use "programme management" when referring to the discipline or practice of managing a program, typically in a business or project context.
Example: "Effective programme management is essential for the success of large-scale projects."
Alternatives: "program management" or "project management."
North Bristol NHS Trust has set up a programme management office following a critical review of its implementation of the Cerner Millennium e-patient record system.
It also recommends that it appoints a programme management leader for any future ICT projects, who will follow individual project from inception to implementation and be the senior responsible owner.
These issues are traced back to the two flawed assumptions underlying programme management; namely that (a) programme management is in effect a scaled-up version of project management and (b) a 'one size fits all' approach to programme management is appropriate.
Purpose/Objective: The evaluation intended both leveraging purpose (e.g., providing evidence to inform policy advocacy and resource mobilization work) as well as a programme management and decision-making purpose.
Under RNTCP, one TB Unit is a basic programme management unit, caters to a population of approximately 500,000, and maintains a separate TB register for each unit.
Last November, the pro-nuclear Department of Energy and Climate Change helped set up a high-powered programme management board with nuclear companies to try to prevent the nuclear project going off the rails.
The overall purpose of this impact assessment is to account for support provided and to be a reference for programme management and for policy development.
This study included quality-improvement teams from nursing and residential care homes, home care, and care for mentally and physically disabled participating in a QIC. 9 Programme management was in the hands of the long-term care knowledge institute Vilans.
There is an increasing recognition that programme management provides a means to bridge the gap between project delivery and organisational strategy.
Quality assurance of the screening process requires a robust system of programme management and coordination, assuring that all aspects of the service are performing adequately.
Traditionally, project management is considered to be performance focused and task oriented, whilst programme management entails a more strategic focus.
