Sentence examples for programmes acceptance from inspiring English sources

For instance, in opportunistic programmes, acceptance of test-offer may be presented as coverage; sometimes denominators include only sexually actives or are not population-based but reflect attendees of health facilities.

Programme acceptance and satisfaction was high for this web-based training.

Opinions were mixed regarding the effects of corruption (e.g. unfair programme acceptance, altered exam results).

Low programme acceptance has been noted due to decline by physician (11%), patient (38%) or next of kin (36%) [ 25].

This resulted in a total compliance, expressed as trainings visited (244) divided by trainings scheduled (260) × 100% = 94%, indicating good programme acceptance.

As already mentioned in the section about development and implementation of an intervention programme, acceptance of a programme and thus also later use after having shown its effectiveness need a participatory approach.

11 Formative research surrounding current screening practices and attitudes towards vaccination is important for the success of prevention programmes and acceptance of the vaccine.

In the case of the Natura 2000 programme, the local governments and residents of municipalities located in the protected areas are of the opinion that the lack of the programme's acceptance primarily stems from the unavailability of information and hence a lack of knowledge and false opinions regarding the beliefs of other groups.

In Afghanistan, despite the existence of a formal deployment system for graduates of the community midwifery education programme, non-acceptance of pre-assigned jobs is common – even among committed students [ 29].

Background characteristics, such as gender, perceived general health, level of education and concerns about falls are associated with preferences for specific programme formats; therefore acceptance for starting such a programme could be increased by offering tailor-made programmes according to these characteristics.

To make sure that the programmes get general acceptance and "buy in" and benefit everyone to the maximum, UNICEF hygiene promoters are using participatory methods, consulting with the communities on how to achieve the desired behaviour changes.