Sentence examples for research programme management from inspiring English sources

Studies were classified as either 'Clinical Research' (clinical trials phase one to four; burden of disease/epidemiology; other clinical studies) or 'Operational Research' (programme management; policy; vaccine financing).

John Hendra, UN assistant secretary-general, deputy executive director for policy and programme, UN Women John Hendra is Deputy Executive Director for Policy and Programme at UN Women, where he leads the agency's global policy work and its programmes in over 70 countries and manages the Bureau supporting policy analysis, research and programme management.

He has extensive experience in operational research, programme evaluation and management.

The IMEC research programme (International Programme on the Management of Construction projects) performed an extensive benchmarking study of some 60 large engineering projects around the world during the period from 1995 to 1999.

The university specialises in defence and security studies, or what it describes as issues of "resilience", covering a range of areas from an organisation's vulnerability to terrorist attacks or the best options for using explosive devices for clearing mines, to research programmes including disaster management and missile control systems.

Here, we present these key questions, the rationale behind them, and their related scientific challenges in a globally coordinated research programme aimed towards improving sustainable ecosystem management.

This paper reports a current status of a study focusing on Research Framework (RF) towards an adult visitors' learning within informal education setting through museum exhibitions, which is a part of on-going doctoral research programme that correlated with the museum management in Malaysia.

Among studies classified as operational research (431), 77% related to programme management, 18% were policy related and 5% were related to vaccine financing.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6831/9/35/prepub The authors wish to acknowledge the contribution of the following people to this research: Wendy Clarke, former research assistant at KCL who assisted with the overall management of this research programme and questionnaire development and the students who participated in the study.

Effective and appropriate research and monitoring complement and inform the programme management as well as political decision makers.

The findings reported in this paper are part of a larger research programme to examine the relationship between nursing management and quality of care.