16 The manner in which programmes are delivered may be important and unless sessions are active and interesting and led by facilitators who are enthusiastic, confident, and knowledgeable, students may fail to engage with the programme.
In this study, we develop a model in which a publicly owned platform competes with a private one in a free-to-air broadcasting industry in which programmes are differentiated in two dimensions: content (horizontal differentiation) and quality (vertical differentiation).
TV, though, is run on a largely inflexible grid system, in which programmes are allocated segments of an hour.
The contexts in which programmes operate make a difference to the outcomes they achieve.
The atmosphere in which programme ideas are developed and argued for is now more populist rather than adventurous.
The accounts from the health promotion and public health nursing staff provide an excellent insight into the ways in which mainstream programmes and services may not always be relevant to the needs of asylum seekers who require specialised and targeted care in the community.
Do you own any fictional TV tie-in cookbooks, and which programmes do you think deserve a cookbook spin-off?
The dashboard, she adds, is to be used by various teams to identify which programmes to invest in and in which geographies investments should be made in order to have maximum impact.
We aim to identify in each patient group which programme-specific and patient-specific determinants modify the effects of self-management interventions on HRQoL, mortality and healthcare use.
After briefly describing the case studies, the analysis stresses the importance of understanding the historical, socio-economic and cultural contexts in which such programmes emerge, and the political and epistemological tensions which many exist.
