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However, a devastating study concludes that after four years there was no clear evidence that the programme had any serious effect, despite persistent claims by politicians that it had "turned around" the lives of tens of thousands of families and saved over a billion pounds.

There is some weak evidence that the Programme may have increased enrolment in the youngest children.

Overall, there is no evidence that the Programme has had an impact on child health indicators.

Positive outcomes were found across all geographical regions in the study, and there is some evidence that the programme effects are larger now than during the pilot phase of the programme five years ago.

Third, only in the Kisii programme was there evidence that the programme responded to the felt needs of the user organisation, perhaps contributing to a supportive user environment (Table 1).

Ten of the 11 participants completing questionnaires at follow-up said they would be willing to help run similar groups in the future for others newly diagnosed with MD, providing further evidence that the programme of peer support was beneficial for them and, with their assistance as future course leaders, could be rolled out to others.

And there is some evidence that the programmes are starting to have an effect.

13 When viewed collectively, this evidence suggests that the programme is associated with substantial reductions in CLABSIs and mortality in ICU patients.

Although a specific reason to explain this could not be identified, anecdotal evidence suggests that the programme stimulated children to find out more about some issues postintervention.

While the cost-effectiveness evidence suggests that the programme may be cost-effective when outcomes are measured in terms of disease-specific health status and if society is willing to pay at least €850 per one-point increase in CRQ, no such evidence exists in relation to generic health status.

Professor Sally Wyke, one of the two principal investigators from the University of Glasgow says: "We now have 'gold standard' evidence that the FFIT programme can help men lose weight and keep it off".