Sentence examples for an enhanced programme from inspiring English sources
It also called for industry to "work with the appropriate education experts and bodies to establish an enhanced programme of lifelong financial education and assistance, embedded into our school curriculum and beyond".
Montecalvo et al described the impact of an enhanced programme for the control of VRE infections in the hospital setting [ 51].
Systematic post facto reporting was satisfied with the production of an enhanced Programme Implementation Report for 1996-97 (C 99/8).
The EnROL trial (Enhanced Recovery Open versus Laparoscopic) examines the hypothesis that laparoscopic surgery within an enhanced recovery programme will provide superior postoperative outcomes when compared to conventional open resection of colorectal cancer within the same programme.
The European Union is expected to announce an enhanced aid programme later this year and the United States has promised to quadruple security aid, but this brings little comfort to Tunisians wondering how to combat an ever-bolder insurgency.
The Guardian has seen a leaked internal document proposing an "enhanced clearance" programme; Network Rail says the paper is just "a piece of modelling work" that was not adopted as policy.
Patients were included from three hospitals in the south of Sweden, two of which used an enhanced recovery programme.
During the last two decades the use of laparoscopic resection and a multimodal approach known as an enhanced recovery programme, have been major changes in colorectal perioperative care.
Other trials reporting an improvement in clinical outcome following laparoscopic surgery did not use an enhanced recovery programme to optimize the open group [ 1, 2, 4].
Before embarking on adoption of an enhanced recovery programme, NHS managers and clinicians need to be fully aware of the strength of the underlying evidence.
14 innovation case studies and 15 implementation case studies undertaken in National Health Service settings described factors critical to the success of an enhanced recovery programme.
