The phrase "assess a programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when evaluating or analyzing the effectiveness, quality, or impact of a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The committee was tasked to assess a programme aimed at improving literacy rates in the community."
Alternatives: "evaluate a programme" or "review a programme".
We apply the contingent valuation method to assess a programme whereby 10% of the electricity produced from coal, fuel oil and gas would be replaced by electricity generated in biomass power plants.
10 We were provided with a rare opportunity to assess a programme of residential street improvements in the UK, across a range of socioeconomic contexts, in a prospective, longitudinal study of the effect of the street improvements on older adults' activities and quality of life.
Recommendation 5: UNICEF BCO should adapt existing results planning systems so that they provide a clear and formalized basis to assess a programme's performance over time, and should enhance and adapt existing monitoring and reporting systems to capture regular (annual) information on the cumulative performance of its programmes at both output and outcome levels.
As they point out "..., there is no expectation in Mayne's approach that causality can be firmly established, or that assessing a programme's contribution to outcomes should be conducted solely through quantitative methods.
The study assesses a programme that could be considered ideal, in the light of current knowledge: it combines aerobic and strength exercises and is supervised by nurses to adapt the intensity of the exercise to the current functional situation of each patient, thereby taking best advantage of each session while safeguarding patient safety.
This is the first sound cost-effectiveness study to assess a comprehensive hypertension programme versus usual care.
A newly released Canadian Health Technology Assessment from 2007 also concluded that a preschool vision screening programme meets most of the criteria to consider when assessing a screening programme [ 43].
We assessed a national programme for screening, treatment and follow-up of tuberculosis infection and disease in a cohort of asylum seekers.
The views of different stakeholders on the implementation process for the marine reserve were assessed through a programme of semi-structured interviews.
67 One cohort study assessed an early discharge programme with an individualised care and discharge plan, followed by domiciliary nursing care, and reported significantly less anxiety in mothers in the intervention group at discharge.
One study evaluated a strategy adopted during health insurance scheme design, the other assessed a strategy added to programme implementation.
