Sentence examples for be incorporated in the programme from inspiring English sources

For the development of an integrated curriculum, teachers should be able to decide which clinical and basic science concepts, and which relations between them, should be incorporated in the programme in order to design assignments, choose relevant patient cases and guide student discussions.

The overall participation (16%) was lower than the 30% in the Pilot Ct (both register based) which was expected as our programme is selective in its nature: only for sexually actives and for Limburg a further selection by the prediction rule was incorporated in the programme.

These elements will be incorporated in the training programme and simulation scenarios.

Furthermore, new vaccines continue to be incorporated in the existing Expanded Programme on Immunisation, 22 23 adding more logistical and financial pressure to the routine immunisation services.

The SMI programme was to be incorporated in the overall plan for strengthening primary health care services (PHC), but in actual fact, this has not been realized.

This needs to be incorporated in the implementation framework of the programme.

We argue that current CHW programmes for ART should not be regarded as something entirely new but as standing in the context of a history of CHW programmes, so that lessons of failure and success, as outlined here in the form of eight conditions, can be incorporated in the design of new CHW programmes.

This need to be incorporated in the pre-service training provided and in all teacher capacity building training programmes of teachers and principals.

In 1997, with the inception of the second phase, the Amazon Programme (SIABP) was incorporated in the GOS/UNICEF Programme of Cooperation as one of its five components or sub-programmes, and its focus was expanded to include elements of the other four components (SIPME, ECDP, HCLP and CRP).

Sichuan Province was incorporated in the pilot programme in 1998.

Documents underpinning this 'step' are based on an interpretation of the principle of autonomy and is incorporated in the screening programme [ 21– 23].