It is concluded that, despite their relatively small areal extent (5% in the study area), rural roads, trails and settlements are significant producers of runoff and sediment at the catchment scale and should be included in watershed management programmes designed to reduce catchment sediment yields and reservoir siltation.
The Danish health care sector is reorganising based on disease management programmes designed to secure integrated and high quality chronic care across hospitals, general practitioners and municipalities.
Furthermore, disease management programmes designed to educate patients on methods to minimise AEs and their impact could be expected to improve patients' adherence to prescribed therapy and, ultimately, clinical outcomes.
To our knowledge, it is the first fully professionally led self-management programme designed specifically for patients with multimorbidity rather than the more general concept of self-management for chronic conditions.
Successful applicants are invited to participate in a management development programme designed for graduates.
Previous studies in high-income countries have demonstrated that self-management education programmes designed to increase knowledge and bring about behaviour change are successful in improving glycaemia.
These circumstances have resulted in the need for a structured physiotherapy programme designed to improve physical and psychological function, facilitate performance of daily activities, and teach pain management.
For example Brighter Futures is a programme designed to protect NSW children identified as at risk of abuse and/or neglect through supporting their families using case management, childcare, parenting programs, and home visiting (Hilferty et al., 2010).
In combination these observations are used to provide grounding for a fundamentally different approach to programme management designed for flexibility, enabled for adaptability in a changing business environment and focused throughout on the effective management of key stakeholder relationships.
Culturally tailored diabetes education programmes designed to improve diabetes self-management in British South Asians have had limited success in improving diabetes outcomes [ 25].
