Sentence examples for education programmes based on from inspiring English sources
Mr Perez wrote that HB56 "may chill or discourage student participation in, or lead to the exclusion of school-age children from, public education programmes based on their parents' race, national origin, or actual or perceived immigration status.
Conducted by an ICU nurse specially assigned for the purpose, family carers in the experimental group (n= 34) received an individual education programme based on the results of a literature review and an individual family needs assessment carried out at the time of patient admission, using the Critical Care Family Needs Inventory.
Subjects allocated to the active rehabilitation group received a progressive exercise and education programme based on that of Klaber Moffat & Frost [ 32], involving twice-weekly attendance over 4 weeks with programmes commencing every month.
Our analysis uniquely represents a detailed long term economic evaluation of a structured education programme based on results from a UK based randomised controlled trial that was carried out in accordance with a robust evaluation framework.
Patients interviewed at the BIRDEM clinic in Dhaka (Site A) had good awareness and understanding of type 2 diabetes as a result of a comprehensive education programme based on provision of both verbal and written information.
A recent study by Tan et al. using a structured education programme based on self-efficacy theoretical framework succeeded in short term improvement of glycated haemoglobin, three self-care practices and diabetes knowledge in a cohort of poorly controlled diabetes patients [ 20].
Such work is usually a condition for getting money from the state.The London Symphony Orchestra (LSO), for example, is spending £18m on an education programme based in St Luke's, a disused inner-city church.
A population-wide approach with programmes based on health education and promotion is thus possible.
We performed a trial with Internet-enabled programmes based on home groups for comprehensive pulmonary rehabilitation and diabetes self-management education.
The Sure Start Unit (1998) prepared guidance for local programmes based on the key principles of the programme.
The peer education programmes are based on outreach activities that include individual counselling, condom promotion, distribution of needles and syringes and distribution of educational pamphlets and brochures.
