Sentence examples for standardised program from inspiring English sources
The development of this standardised intervention model required establishing the core, standardised program components that would need to be delivered by any program for high-risk young people (whilst the flexible activities that operationalise these core components are, by definition, the responsibility of each service to articulate).
Mothers randomised to the intervention group received a standardised program of nurse home visiting.
However, a standardised program for the implementation of RALP has not yet been developed.
The active physiotherapy rehabilitation program consists of a standardised program (three times a week) with medical exercise therapy and if needed vestibular rehabilitation.
As there is no 'gold standard' physiotherapy for CRCP, we chose to use a standardised program rather than employ a pragmatic design whereby therapists chose the program based on their own clinical reasoning and experience.
Because the previous four studies assigned the same standardised treatment program to all participants, their results look at the predictive ability of particular variables when treated with a standardised program [ 14- 17].
Standardised programs across all levels of secondary schools in India will allow young people to make informed choices about protecting themselves from STIs/HIV if or when they decide to become sexually active.
Five standardised, core program components were developed using the central tenet of evidence-based practice: that is, by integrating the best available external evidence with the expertise of individual service providers (Sackett et al. 1996).
The standardised exercise program starts in non-weight bearing positions and can be progressed by increasing load.
We created a standardised registry program called ProGGen (an application developed on Lotus Notes) for which Excel files were sent to each collaborating laboratory along with detailed instructions on how to complete each file.
Exercise group (strengthening and lower limb control) In addition to the education on symptoms management, runners will be asked to perform a standardised exercise program focusing on strengthening and lower limb control three times per week.
