The phrase "a structured education programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formalized and organized approach to education or training, often involving a specific curriculum or set of guidelines.
Example: "The university offers a structured education programme designed to equip students with the necessary skills for their future careers."
Alternatives: "an organized educational program" or "a formal education scheme."
Practices were randomised (1 1) to receive control conditions or a structured education programme.
The intervention was completed over 12 weeks with weekly contact during a structured education programme.
There is no evidence of whether a structured education programme for parents of young children would be helpful.
One of the biggest stumbling blocks we came up against was finding a structured education programme for Type 1s.
In conclusion, the evidence is contradictory in regard to the cost-effectiveness of a structured education programme for COPD delivered in primary care in Ireland.
The objectives: 1) To explore whether the outcomes of a structured education programme with identical contact time are comparable whether delivered over 1 or 5 weeks.
However, the extent to which these programmes meet the criteria for a structured education programmes [ 13] is unclear.
The dose adjustment for normal eating (DAFNE) intervention delivered as a single structured education programme to a group of adults with type 1 diabetes showed clinically significant improvements to HbA1c levels without an increase in severe hypoglycaemia at two years.
Practices are randomised to one of two arms: 1) Participants attend a DESMOND structured education programme which includes a module on self-monitoring of blood glucose; and 2) Participants attend a DESMOND structured education programme which includes a module on self-monitoring of urine glucose.
As all participants had previously diagnosed Type 2 diabetes, all had access to prior education through a local structured education programme and/or their practice nurse and/or their hospital service.
In response to this need, we developed and evaluated a brief structured education programme designed to promote increased walking activity and improved glucose regulation in those at a high risk of type 2 diabetes as identified through impaired glucose tolerance.
