Sentence examples for more intensive programmes from inspiring English sources

Second, this pattern is more significant as countries enter into more intensive programmes involving greater reliance on training in businesses as opposed to schools.

Meta-analyses evidence supports the use of MI as a stand-alone treatment and in combination with more intensive programmes (e.g., Vasilaki et al. (2006).

Families with the greatest risks can be sup- ported through more intensive programmes like Family Nurse Partnerships.

Although the overall survival rate was 72.4% at 2 years we need novel or more intensive programmes for mediastinal and non-localized disease.

7 9 11–13 It has been suggested that more intensive programmes with prolonged duration beyond 12 weeks have a more successful long-term outcome.

In conclusion, we have shown that SLiM can achieve a clinically significant weight loss, which is comparable to more intensive programmes.

However, considering the urgent need for quitting in COPD patients, a more intensive programme resulting in higher quit rates, seems to be required for this high-risk population.

One trial tested a more intensive programme of four MI sessions during a 1-month period (Bailey et al., 2004).

A more intensive programme might also not be accommodated by community organisations either, whose main focus is not about detecting psychosis or providing mental health support: a shorter programme was suggested by community organisation staff in the qualitative focus group.

It will provide a robust estimate of overall effect of use of the meters for self-testing alone and with a more intensive programme to support people in using their test results actively in self management of health related behaviours.

The extent of the training needs difference between the two groups (almost a third of the nursing role) could imply the need for a more intensive programme of CPD with the hospital nurses, as a matter of priority, thereby optimizing the use of the available education budget.