This definition of programme-based approach differs from the OECD definition which relies on a more qualitative assessment.
There are no formal definitions of programme outcomes within the national DM programme and thus for the purposes of this analysis, outcomes were categorized as follows: alive and retained in care, died and LTFU.
The 100 000 Lady Health Workers (LHWs) of Pakistan's Ministry of Health fit well into the definition of CHWs; their programme is considered as one of the successful large-scale community programmes [ 10].
Protecting C4 News would need a very much clearer definition of what the programme was and how it would be delivered in terms of scheduling, resources, budgets and staff, but it could be done and would probably be easier to monitor than many other genres.
A 1955 paper on gas-cooled reactors using the U-233/thorium cycle attracted interest and this progressed to the definition of an initial programme.
It is not easy to provide a single definition of such a "programme of assessment", but central to the concept is a design process that starts with a clear definition of the goals of the programme.
These encompass the definition of learning objectives, programme content and educators, applicability and relevance to practice, among others [ 1].
These all considered the same six trials, although one review chose to exclude two of these from its main analysis because the intervention did not meet the review definition of an ERAS programme.
Therefore, without explicitly anchoring the programme with proactive, personalised invitation to be screened (initial 'call' function) and direct provision of pap testing at dedicated facilities for a reasonable fee (as opposed to full market rates), it is a suboptimal arrangement by Hakama and et al 's (1985) definition of an ideal programme.
This study used data extracted from a recent systematic review whose main objective was to assess the status of the HIV epidemic among PWID in 23 MENA countries that are part of the MENA definition of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS), WHO and World Bank [ 2].
The processes followed by the Comunidades Autónomas (Autonomous Communities) for the definition of Regional Forest Programmes (RFPs), within the context of European policies set within the framework provided by international agreements, have provided an opportunity to reform the Spanish forest policy into a new de-centralised administrative system.
