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To design a programme for pharmaceutical care for the elderly with renal failure in three nursing homes in the region of Valencia.

The modelling framework presented integrates climate, economic, agronomic and hydrological scenarios to design a programme of adaptation measures at the river basin scale.

In a region with the country's lowest literacy rates, 120,000 students will be affected.Dr Fatima Akilu, a psychologist who used to counsel homeless youths in London, has been asked by Mr Dasuki to design a programme to rehabilitate Boko Haram members awaiting trial and to dissuade other north-easterners from joining the rebels.

Sujata Saunik, the head of the state's health department, says it used the data from that earlier survey to design a programme to improve child health.

In recognition of challenges related to design a programme to meet the more complex needs of multimorbid patients and to deliver it in a way to facilitate participation of patients, the proposed study will be undertaken to inform the development of a self-management intervention to promote combined management of DM and ESRD as coexisting conditions (C-DIRECT).

The relationship between individual heretozygosity and fitness was explored in the perennial larkspur Delphinium bolosii (Ranunculaceae), an endangered species endemic to Catalonia (North-Eastern Spain), as a part of several studies prior to designing a programme for the reintroduction of this species in a locality where it has been extinct for approximately one century.

To design a health programme, as part of a codevelopment programme, aimed at reducing the occurrence of HIV-AIDS in a rural African population.

Mr Barbosa's main job may be to design a crash programme to attract private investment into infrastructure.

So Jernigan worked with the Osage to design a community programme aimed at getting young children and their families to eat more fruit and vegetables.

The bid for the £5.9m, six-month contract to design a training programme for Saudi prison officers was put in earlier this year by Justice Solutions International (JSI), the commercial arm of the Ministry of Justice.

A medical panel composed of thoracic surgeons, chest physicians, radiologists, radiotherapists and medical oncologists discussed the case of each patient in order to design a treatment programme to be submitted for patient's approval.