Sentence examples for implications for programme from inspiring English sources

This has implications for programme implementers, policy makers and clinicians who disseminate these messages and promote sport as a physical activity and health intervention.

This individual patient data meta-analysis may provide important insights into the effects of text messaging on ART adherence in different subpopulations, with important implications for programme implementation involving such interventions and future research.

This has important implications for programmes preparing women for giving birth.

The high prevalence of psychological distress found in this study has implications for programmes seeking to engage, treat and rehabilitate PWID in India.

There may be many reasons for this including a perception that they had already covered the material but this finding has implications for programmes which offer statistics as an option or elective and also for continuous professional development in medical research of which statistics is a critical component.

In the present study focus was on users' and health professionals' perceptions of a self-management support programme applicable in primary health care and the implications for future programme development and design.

This has important cost and sustainability implications for the programme.

This paper describes their perceptions and presents the implications for future programme development and design.

This has important implications for the programme's management in supporting teachers to develop effective ways of teaching diverse student groups.

The findings of this study have important policy implications for health programme design and intervention planning: These findings suggest that age is an important factor to consider for implementing interventions to address child morbidity in Ghana.

The UK international development select committee backed Greening's decision, but in a report published on Friday it said DfID should consider the alternative channels to deliver its aid and the wider implications for its programmes if unrest in the region continues.