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Progressively challenging programmes are supported by evidence of effective exercise for frail older people [ 17] and identify that if delivered appropriately CBE can be underpinned by the principles of exercise for frail older people [ 18].
It has developed a method of institutional and programme validation that requires initial selection of institutions based upon credible approvals from the place of origin, complemented with evidence of effective transnational quality assurance processes.
Efforts to reduce child labour have had mixed success, partly because programmes and policies were not sufficiently based on the realities of the lives of children and their families, partly because of a lack of evidence of effective interventions.
88.9% demonstrated evidence of effective symptom management.
Conclusions A nurse led intensive care follow-up programme showed no evidence of being effective or cost effective in improving patients' quality of life in the year after discharge from intensive care.
They found more evidence of effectiveness for those four programmes that incorporated a community based component and reached the cautious conclusion that multi-component interventions are more effective.
Understanding why people are physically active or inactive contributes to evidence-based planning of public health interventions, because effective programmes will target factors known to cause inactivity.
We have also been seeing increasing evidence of how effective early childhood development programmes can contribute to the health, growth and development of all children.
Evidence of training programmes on radiation protection aspects .
Solid evidence on behavioural changes among workers in QIZs is critical to the development of effective prevention programmes.
