Sentence examples for study of a programme from inspiring English sources

This paper describes a case study of a programme of interactive public engagement activities presented by the PerAda Co-ordination Action project (FET Proactive Initiative on Pervasive Adaptation) [1] in 2011.

Shahid et al. (1996), in their study of a programme promoting soap use in peri-urban Dhaka, acknowledge that hygiene messages may have been spread between the adjacent treatment and control communities, although they provide no evidence of this actually happening.

This was a randomised, controlled, parallel, investigator-blind study of a maintenance programme in patients with COPD following a standard PR programme.

A two year study of a commercial programme showed minor weight regain in the second year, but the intervention was available to participants during that time.

This paper aims to describe the design of an effectiveness study of a parenting programme for parents of children with mild problem behaviour after an initial screening in routine PCH.

This paper aims to describe the design of an effectiveness study of a parenting programme for parents of children with mild psychosocial problems after an initial, evidence based screening in routine PCH.

Recruitment was in the context of an exploratory study of a training programme for clinicians for the management of long-term conditions (part of the study on the WISE approach).

9 It is also possible that some complex interventions change their surroundings and interact with them over time, as was found in one study of a safety programme in a surgical unit.

To conduct a small exploratory study of an intervention programme using motivational interviewing and goal setting entitled 'Eat Well Keep Active'.

We conducted a single arm phase 2 study of an exercise programme (EP) as rehabilitation for treated MM patients, to evaluate feasibility, effects on QOL and physiological parameters.

Steinberg et al's [ 21] study of an exercise programme delivered in people's own homes suggested that whilst people's physical performance improved, measures of depression and quality of life worsened.