Sentence examples for procedures programme from inspiring English sources

HP and JP are Consultant Clinical Advisers to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence NICEE) Interventional Procedures Programme.

However, cost-effectiveness is explicitly absent from NICE's existing Interventional Procedures Programme where device-related procedures have been typically submitted for evaluation before the existence of the MTEP, so this is a considerable change for manufacturers of medical devices.

UNICEF has developed guidance for Country Offices to undertake a flexible approach to gender mainstreaming assessment and review process (Programme Policy and Procedure Manual, Chapter 6, Section 17).

Mr Wyatt also recommends formal compliance procedures for programme launches and a new protocol within BBC communications to ensure the corporate press office is included in sensitive stories.

In an observational study, we analysed 5 months' routine programmatic data to compare the results obtained using the WHO 2-test algorithm with our new testing procedures under programme conditions.

In order to standardise procedures, this programme establishes a minimum of six visits for a full term pregnancy, with the first visit recommended to be held before 16 weeks of gestation [ 18, 19].

Also, physicians could order other therapeutic procedures or programmes, such as surgical interventions or rehabilitation programmes.

As Oxford academic Linda Scott of the Said Business School has blogged, "Like other UK schools, Oxford has no tailored procedure or programme to deal with sexual harassment and violence, despite the known seriousness of the problem for female students".

They take into account the available evidence of screening and diagnostic procedures and programmes.

This is done by promoting by channeling children away from formal justice system through alternative procedures and programmes described as " diversion " and alternatives to detention, particularly for children who commit minor and non-violent crimes.

Focusing on three pillars - improving the normative framework, capacity building and prevention – the project is working towards ensuring special procedures and programmes needed to help realize child rights are in place.