Sentence examples for management programme has from inspiring English sources

A risk management programme has been implemented, comprising lever weight measurement, training of operations staff, a structured maintenance regime and renewal or redesign for boxes/levers where, after maintenance, a criterion weight level is still exceeded.

But there have been more tangible results: the behaviour of 81% of children who attended its anger management programme has improved; the local teenage pregnancy rate has started to fall and 87% of children who received counselling said they were feeling better.

From the foregoing, it appears that tribal participants perceive that implementation of a watershed management programme has a positive impact on both public health and socioeconomic development and the improved socio-economy resulting from watershed management has a further augmentative effect on public health.

In comparison with other chronic diseases, the hypertension management programme had some advantages such as potentially larger benefits (due to high prevalence of hypertension in the community) and easier implementation or replication (due to simple and reproducible methods).

Although our study showed that complementary nurse support services in a disease management programme had a positive trending impact on LDL-C and TC level compared to physician management alone, the effect was not sustainable after the intervention was withdrawn at week 24.

According to the perceptions of the participants, agricultural and socio-economic development, education and awareness, hygiene and sanitation and improved water availability resulting from the implementation of an integrated watershed management programme have a positive impact on physical, mental and social health of the people.

Most of the outcome literature on child weight management programmes has been reported under trial conditions.

Most of the outcome literature on community-based child weight management programmes has been delivered by highly skilled professionals under trial conditions.

The implementation of surveillance and management programmes has done much to reduce the incidence and prevalence of BTB over the past number of decades; however, M. bovis infection remains an important livestock disease worldwide.

Since that event, numerous nuclear emergency preparedness and post-emergency management programmes have been established at national and international levels to ensure that appropriate mechanisms will respond to the threat, and the aftermath, of a nuclear accident.

Disease management programmes had positive impacts on processes of care.