The phrase "an individualised programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a customized plan or course of action tailored to meet the specific needs of an individual.
Example: "The school offers an individualised programme for students who require additional support in their studies."
Alternatives: "a personalized plan" or "a tailored programme".
Back at base they offer youngsters an individualised programme of skills and support, including outdoor challenge trips to rural Wales.
Subsequently an individualised programme of exercise was designed.
While the exercise sessions were group-based for maximum efficiency, each patient had an individualised programme based on an assessment of their needs by the physiotherapist and exercise physiologist.
These students are assessed by reviewing their performance in role play consultations, then an individualised programme of support planned, which the student agrees to (or may not agree to - but that has never happened).
The physiotherapist will agree an individualised programme with the participant, indicate ways this could be progressed and provide guidance on keeping the daily play log and on setting/recording goals.
This study aims at evaluating the feasibility in human, material and financial terms of implementing an individualised programme of dietary counselling and adapted PA (APA) in a French population of women being treated for breast cancer.
The patient then attends a local exercise centre, where an advanced exercise instructor will create an appropriate individualised programme, usually designed to last around 12 15 weeks.
Students undertaking a PhD are usually also required to undertake formal research training in the form of taught courses, however, the training programme can be more flexible as the PhD has traditionally been envisaged as a more individualised programme of self-directed study relating to the planning and completion of a piece of original research.
COPD patients taking part in a 3-month individualised programme to promote an increase in their daily physical activity were randomised to either a standard programme of physical activity encouragement alone, or a pedometer-based programme.
All patients receive usual care and patients allocated to the experimental intervention group follow a 12-week sexual rehabilitation programme consisting of an individualised exercise programme and psychoeducative consultation with a specially trained nurse.
A controlled study 23 reported improved visual acuity (among other outcomes) after a year-long individualised programme providing practice in vision-based tasks.
