Effective application of programme theories always relies on practical experience, contextual sensitivity, and well-informed judgment.
Uniform application of programme policies meant that CMWs were deployed in areas already well supplied with other, often highly trained, providers.
One exception to this has been the application of programme theory to evaluating complementary therapies and we will describe this work in more detail as an example of an alternative conceptualisation of outcomes.
A systematic difference in the underlying breast cancer mortality rates between the United States and the United Kingdom would appear to provide the main explanation for why a straightforward application of the programme to a cohort of patients in the United Kingdom appears not to perform as well as expected.
Despite the difference in weighting of the dimensions, the staff reports substantiated the activities reported by the CEOs, such as their work towards the application of the programme, attendance at learning sessions and leadership walk rounds (initially considered apprehensively by many frontline staff but later welcomed).
The rate and extent of emergence can be reduced by the application of biosecurity programmes designed to mitigate the risk factors for disease emergence.
The application of screening programmes has reduced the incidence of squamous carcinoma in Sweden substantially during the last decades (Mählck et al, 1994; Ponten et al, 1995).
To test the acceptability of the approach to our end-users, researchers with an interest in testing the clinical application of exercise programmes, we will seek consensus from these low back pain experts.
7. Lastly, in order to ensure the continued success of this strategy, it requests the Council (ECOFIN and Labour and Social Affairs) and the Commission to monitor the application of those programmes continuously and to submit a further joint annual report for its meeting in December 1996.
This long-term planning effort was accompanied by full-scale application of a new programme model to improve programme planning and presentation and to facilitate appraisal of proposals.
In other words, the regular use of food by all individuals in the lynx population suggests that, during the application of the supplementation programme, any discontinuity in reproduction, loss of productivity, or reduced survival could be hardly attributed to food limitation.
