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Hospitality and tourism management programmes are one of the rapidly developing subject areas in Chinese universities.

Outcomes of CBT-informed interdisciplinary pain management programmes are modest at best, despite rapid methodological improvements in trial design and implementation.

Vicuña and guanaco management programmes are a variation on what are collectively referred to as community-based natural resource management initiatives, a form of natural resource management that emerged as a strategy linking conservation and community development through local participation and sustainable use.

These management programmes are supported by a research and monitoring programme, with forest dynamics, forest gap dynamics, forest fire disturbance, vegetation surveys and species of special concern, together with the sustainable use of timber and non-timber forest products, representing important focus areas for forest research (McGeoch et al. 2011; SANParks 2014).

Finally, it is important to recognize that parasite management programmes are embedded within and affected by real-world social-ecological systems [53], [54].

In 2006, the paucity of elephant movement data were highlighted by a panel of scientists who reported that a more precise understanding of elephant movements are required if successful management programmes are to be developed [4].

People's participation in watershed management programmes is an important strategy of government of India for making watershed programmes successful.

In the past decade, several case management programmes were developed in the Netherlands to address this need.

Weight management programmes were also unhappy with the poor execution of the plan to develop a national framework for commissioning weight management programmes.

The uncertainty in the cost-effectiveness of the disease management programmes is adequately estimated and illustrated, enabling the appropriate interpretation of the results.

A systematic review of research in health services leadership found much confusion between the constructs of leadership and of management, with 'old management programmes being repackaged as leadership' [ 9].