Sentence examples for improved programme from inspiring English sources

Based on this process, an improved programme theory is developed, which explains how the intervention and outcome are related.

First generation immigrant children are already targeted by entry screening and improved programme performance of this screening is a better control measure in a low prevalence country.

Our review showed that using CHWs among ethnic communities improved programme feasibility and impact by enhancing the relevance of health promotion messages, fostering improved health behaviours, overcoming cultural and access barriers, and encouraging participant engagement.

Two qualitative methods were used to examine individuals' perceptions of skills obtained, opportunities afforded by the TROPIC project, facilitators and inhibiters to planned policy brief development and suggestions for improved programme delivery.

Our data shows that treatment and screening have reduced breast cancer mortality in Florence, but the full impact of the screening programme needs a longer follow up and improved programme performance (compliance rates, interscreening interval).

In theory-driven evaluation, the results of the evaluation are formulated as an improved programme theory and as such incorporated into the existing body of theoretical and programme knowledge.

Other explanations for the drop in teenage pregnancy rates include improved programmes of sex and relationship education, as well as changing attitudes to young motherhood and the impact of immigration.

These factors highlight the need for improved practical training of health providers and health education of individuals and communities to improve programme impact.

But an inspector general report last year found that "the programme did not operate as intended and, therefore, the contract did not significantly improve programme management and oversight at USAid/Iraq".

Formative evaluation was used to improve programme performance.

Purpose of the evaluation should aim to improve programme relevance, methods or results – outcomes.