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Of the 36 ward staff interviewed overall, 78% had not attended an HPCT educational programme in the previous 2 years.

Depending on the predictor set PBMS explained between 41 and 50% at baseline and between 69 and 78% of the variance after educational programme in the total sample (Table 2).

Meanwhile, scores of army officials have also been cut from coveted training and educational programmes in the US, Reuters reported this month, a blow to one of the hallmarks of a longstanding military alliance.

"Sheffield has world-class sport and medical facilities complemented by world-class research and educational programmes in the city's two universities".

The inclusion criteria for general practitioners with special interest in allergy (15) and primary care nurses with special expertise in asthma/COPD (5) were: professional experience exceeding five years and participation in educational programmes in the field of allergy.

A review of the literature between 1985 and 2009 [ 19] concludes that educational programmes in the context of on-going 'personal contact' with a health professional are effective in promoting the initiation and prevalence of breastfeeding.

The organisation of educational programmes in the healthcare centre is problematic – namely, according to one of the participants, the problem concerns the organisation of time: "They are not all consistent, there is no sense, some simply forget" (R5).

As this is a pragmatic trial aiming to assess the impact of an educational programme in daily clinical practice, the delivery of the program is allowed to vary between health care providers.

This will surely contribute to skilful design of educational programmes in this area.

"We believe that if a child attends an educational programme in her own language, the child feels more comfortable, more relaxed," said Ms. Sanchez.

As part of the Department of Health's National Breast Screening Trial a seven year study is in progress in Huddersfield to assess the effect of an educational programme in Breast Self Examination (BSE) on the mortality due to breast cancer among women aged 45-64.