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A pilot programme was rolled out in eight countries and was regarded as successful.

Staff said they hoped this would be resolved before the programme was rolled out nationwide for new claimants from October.

A recent paper in the Annals of Family Medicine found little change in a number of indicators of quality of care for general practitioners from 2003 to 2007 during which the very expensive QOF programme was rolled out.

Set just before Thatcher's care in the community programme was rolled out, the prologue takes place in Mr Fogg's asylum, to which Todd's daughter Johanna will later be consigned by the grotesque paedophile Judge Turpin (Steven Page), and where the WNO chorus play unsettling misfits.

Though Rogers's first draft of this, the Millennium Dome, was a high-profile disaster, the programme was rolled out all over the country, and in some ways we have Rogers to thank, or blame, for everything from the Tate Modern to MediaCity in Salford.

The programme was rolled out progressively in six waves, with 30 35 acute hospital sites per wave.

But Suwilai and her team are determined to use the promising research to lobby officials so the programme is rolled out more broadly.

It is hoped that the standards for service management, information assurance and procurement that have been set for the project will be adopted throughout the public sector as the G cloud programme is rolled out further.

We have had massive changes in our management structures, we have this benchmarking programme being rolled out across the service, we have had changes for conditions for prisoners in terms of their incentives and earned privileges.

That will come over the next two years as the inspection programme is rolled out.

"We look forward to playing our part in ensuring a full programme is rolled out across England as quickly as possible so that many more people across the country can benefit".