The phrase "associated with a programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a connection or relationship between something and a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The research findings are associated with a programme aimed at improving community health."
Alternatives: "linked to a programme" or "related to a programme".
We investigated the effect of these uncertainties by conducting a probabilistic sensitivity analysis that has shown that modest differences in combinations of these parameters can result in large changes, resulting in cost effectiveness estimates ranging from a reduction in QALYs associated with a screening programme to the screening programme representing excellent value for money.
Perceptions of greater programme success were associated with a mentoring programme when three key elements were addressed: timing (twice weekly 'chat' with monthly videoconference); mode of delivery (iChat, videoconference and email); and format ('chat' mentoring weekly and videoconferencing where mentees take turns) [ 72].
Three studies fully met the inclusion criteria of an economic evaluation of a vaccination programme involving LHWs, while an additional 11 were retained as they included some cost data associated with a vaccination programme involving LHWs.
In public health we often need to understand the change in outcomes associated with a given programme intervention.
The patients received one session of US-guided PNE per week over 4 6 weeks, associated with a home programme of EccEx and stretching.
Monthly follow-up costs post-relapse were therefore based on an average monthly cost associated with a completed programme of interventions for those with a high-risk of relapse.
Costs presented represent the cost of providing a vasectomy but do not include the opportunity costs of the real estate, maintenance of the infrastructure (e.g., building, lights, and furniture), or additional capital costs associated with a vasectomy programme.
Patients received one session of PNE per week over 4 weeks (or over 6 weeks when pain persisted) associated with a home programme consisting of eccentric exercise (EccEx) and stretching, initiated 24 h after each session.
First, there is, little point in screening unless it is associated with an intervention programme (Gilbody et al, 2001).
