In the build up to the famine, nutrition response from nutrition was late owing to conflicting and inadequate nutritional information, complex decision process for intervening in access-restricted Al-Shabaab controlled areas, and lack of agreed nutrition specific early warning triggers for action.
Innovative financing mechanisms which release funds according to pre-agreed early warning triggers, allowing agencies to access early funding without recourse to political decision-making, may also offer some potential.
In fact, S&P warns that, due to loose covenants and missing early-warning triggers, the losses even for secured creditors in this cycle might turn out to be substantial if a company cannot reorganize and liquidate.
Early warning may trigger a rapid response to contain an increase in incidence of the pathogen (e.g. disease outbreak).
We must not wait for a situation to become a catastrophe; early warnings must trigger early response.
Without early warning systems that trigger appropriate interventions, students like Anita are four times more likely to drop out of high school.
Relapse prevention (RP) teaches individuals to recognize and manage the early warning signs and triggers to their mania and depressive episodes.
We decided to investigate the effect of a total system combining electronic self-monitoring and a feedback system between patients and clinicians in order to help patients acknowledge illness activity and identify and react more adequately on early warning signs and triggers of affective episodes.
Thus we have the following early warning algorithm: Given: a triggering incident, a definition for what constitutes an 'alarming' reaction, and a set of social media sites (e.g., blogs) B which are relevant to early warning task.
Group sessions included the following topics: definition of bipolar disorder, causes of bipolar disorder, medication, psychological approaches, lifestyle, monitoring mood and identifying triggers, early warning signatures, and friends and families.
