Sentence examples for measures of programme from inspiring English sources

Variables to capture opportunistic behaviour were constructed and their association with measures of programme quality tested.

In this study the self rated and clinician rated measures of programme completion and recovery correlated well.

A mixed-methods approach was used whereby quantitative and qualitative data together provided measures of programme impacts as well as essential information regarding conditions that seem to have contributed to or detracted from the success of the programme.

Streamlined systems for gathering this information and linking it to measures of programme effectiveness, staff retention and site capacity should be put in place as national programmes are launched and expanded.

Having validated the DUNDRUM-3 and DUNDRUM-4 clinician rated measures of programme completion and recovery in the forensic hospital setting, we set out to draft and validate scales measuring the same programme completion and recovery items that patients could use themselves.

The pressures on Advisors (whether in the public, private or voluntary sectors) to select more work-ready individuals into programmes will remain if job placement targets remain the primary measure of programme effectiveness.

The objectives of this study are to assess the changes in the level and socioeconomic distribution of insecticide treated net coverage over the period 2005-2007, during which the voucher scheme was initiated and taken to national scale, and to examine the link between programme duration and change in household net ownership as a measure of programme impact.

The DUNDRUM-3 (seven items rated 0 to 28) is a measure of programme completion in domains relevant to risk and harm reduction such as physical and mental health, substance misuse, problem behaviours, self-care and activities of daily living, education, occupation and creativity and family and social networks.

Our study had some limitations related to executing case selection, applying measures of immunization programme readiness and generating hypotheses that included contextual analysis.

The planned study should allow to measure precisely each single measure of the programme (independent variables), to identify all circumstances that might influence the results of the study (exogenous variables), and to measure all effects, intended or not (dependent variables), which of course requires an appropriate operationalization of the effects to be investigated.

The quality control measures of the SEER programme allow the registry to maintain the highest level of certification of data quality and completeness reported by the Northern American Association of Central Cancer Registries.