Sentence examples for approaches and programmes from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the results of this questionnaire indicate a wide variability across Europe in approaches and programmes for education in radiology research.

The CPE provided evaluative insights for evidence-based strategic decisions about positioning UNICEF in the country, its strategic approaches and programmes, its partnerships, its operations design and implementation.

(FGD 2, District ID 7) Fourthly, building on the lessons from the protracted conflict, Nepal's public health system adopted a number of health improvement approaches and programmes.

The Division will produce gender-sensitive appraisals of trends and issues affecting forest management and sustainable livelihoods, strategic assessments and design of supportive policy framework, processes, and institutions, and documents and materials on participatory processes (approaches and programmes).

It is possible that much can be learned from considering older and more established self-management approaches and programmes in order to optimise the development and delivery of self-management principles in clinical practice.

These skills and judgments have to be developed in education.To cater for this new way of thinking, American academics will need to fundamentally change their educational approach and programme and, quite possibly, recruit overseas experts to help speed up the process.Training accountants and other responsible professionals on IFRS takes three years and is a task that should not be underestimated.

To publicise this approach and programme among GPs, several issues need to be addressed.

The potential importance of a population-based approach and programme monitoring and coordination to achieving and maintaining high coverage should not be overlooked.

In addition, a process evaluation of the intervention was performed to explore which problem-solving approach and programme delivery method was responsible for the results.

For the most part, SRHR literature falls into three broad categories: conceptual and analytical exploration of what rights to health are and how they are constructed [ 10- 13]; rights-based approaches in policy and programmes [ 14- 16]; and advocacy focused pieces for specific areas of rights, e.g. rights of People Living with HIV and AIDS [ 17, 18].

ECD – investment for life Early Childhood Development refers to a comprehensive approach to policies and programmes for children from birth to eight years of age, as well as for their parents and caregivers.