Sentence examples for implementation of the education programme from inspiring English sources

A nationwide implementation of the education programme could have a large impact on reducing population salt intake in China and morbidity and mortality from cardiovascular disease.

Mol's [ 16] philosophy of the logic of care relating to a person, who has been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, reveals that the parents of a child newly diagnosed with diabetes do not claim autonomy regarding the care of their child nor the implementation of the education programme about the disease and the management of the technical kit.

DC and BT contributed to the intervention module development, and the development and implementation of the pilot education programme.

The T1D knowledge of school teachers showed a significant improvement (p < 0.004) after the implementation of an education programme [ 38] whereas there was no significant change after the introduction of a compact disc (CD Rom) teaching tool [ 32].

Nearly all of UNICEF's ECD activities fall under the education programme, which mirrors the concentration of Nepal's ECD policy development and implementation in the education sector.

Continuing education and finding a job outside the education programme's occupational domain may reinforce each other with regard to the broadness of the programme.

A short questionnaire and individual interviews will be used to examine whether there are any identifiable facilitating factors and perceived barriers for implementation of our education programme.

A recent work has also shown that performance may decline as surgeons approach seniority 37; patient-adjusted and surgeon-adjusted control charts have the capacity to identify this deterioration and supplement the implementation of continuing education programmes.

The authors are aware of some of these challenges and must identify the gaps early on in the development and implementation of a diabetes education programme.

These local results seem to suggest that a large scale implementation of diabetes education programmes at all levels of care could decrease the current disease burden and economic cost due to diabetes in Argentina and optimise resource use.

An implementation of such education programmes has now been started [ 36, 37].