Sentence examples for organisation programme from inspiring English sources
NCCSDO: National co-ordinating centre for the NIHR service delivery and organisation programme; NHS Nationall health service; NIHR Nationall institute for health research; NICE: National institute for health and clinical excellence; SDO Servicee delivery and organisation programme.
Study 1 was funded by National Institute for Health Research Service Delivery and Organisation programme (project number 08/1809/2320).
In 1996 another programme appeared in official papers and was formally launched in 2000 as the NHS R&D Service Delivery and Organisation Programme [ 15].
This project was partially funded by the National Institute for Health Research Service Delivery and Organisation Programme (project number 08/1602/131).
This project was funded by the National Institute for Health Research Service Delivery and Organisation programme (project number 08/1715/165).
We are grateful to the Service Delivery and Organisation Programme of the National Institute for Health Research for funding the ENIGMA study through grant SDO 46/2003.
To meet a range of objectives and the needs of various stakeholders, the Best Research for Best Health strategy proposed to introduce a raft of new funding streams for projects, programmes, units and centres, in addition to additional funding for existing programmes such as the HTA and Service Delivery and Organisation programmes.
"The Department for Transport must ensure that its current re-organisation programme for these agencies delivers high quality services that benefit everyone.
An analysis of ART policy process in this crucial period between March and November 2001 suggests that apart from the intense domestic treatment advocacy by civil society organisations, programme expansion was facilitated by several other factors discussed in greater detail in Tantivess [ 8].
By contrast, the NIHR Service Delivery and Organisation (SDO) programme has a research programme to tackle this.
The organisation's programme director in Northern Ireland, Patrick Corrigan, said that decision had been "a betrayal of the victims and families who have longed for answers for over 16 years".
