Therefore, as discussed previously, we cannot exclude the possibility that non-participants are also influenced by the programme.
The outcome measures considered to be indirectly influenced by the programme (secondary outcomes) are health behaviour, quality of life, and health care utilisation (see table 2).
Although increased birth weight is not a direct aim of FNP, there may be an impact if rates of smoking and other lifestyle factors are influenced by the programme.
What is most startling about the results overall is that people are influenced by the programmes they watch.
Another 32% say they will watch but their vote will not be influenced by the programmes, while 31% say they will not watch any of the debates.
Although the YPDP was influenced by the Carrera programme, it intentionally differed from the outset in that provision was less tightly defined and young people were targeted on their perceived behavioural risk and were to be involved for 6-10 hours a week for one year, compared with up to 15 hours a week for three years in the Carrera programme.
For example, systems policies, plans, and action in Africa were influenced by the "Expanded Programme for Immunizations," the WHO-sponsored "Integrated Management of Childhood Illness" initiative, and global programs focused on the control of specific diseases or the amelioration of health problems.
Overall, dependent variables to be influenced by the prevention programme are use of tobacco and alcohol, smoking-related and alcohol-related knowledge, intentions and attitudes towards substance use, susceptibility to smoking cigarettes and alcohol, and general life skills, social skills and substance-specific refusal skills.
The primary outcomes are assumed to be directly influenced by the self-management programme.
The research centres supported by the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research CGIARR) have been strongly influenced by the requirements for programme efficiency, transparency and 'impact'impact
Integration may also be influenced by the level of the programme's compatibility with health system characteristics, such as resources and regulatory systems, as well as the broader context which includes, for example, demographic, economic, political and socio-cultural factors.
