According to some participants, integrating screening as part of a horizontal program may induce over-diagnosing and thus is a potential harm of element 1.
Even small adaptations in the EBI are not trivial since adaptations may harm essential elements (also known as core elements or active ingredients) that made the EBI effective.
With human tools we devise the ethics of urgency to rapidly contain a rapacity that harms the elements and the animals.
And gratifyingly, she's not alone – others are campaigning for elephant tourism without the harming interactive elements, like elephant riding or elephant bathing, all of which are highly stressful to the animals.
At 12-months, only two participants attributed harm to some element of their ANC, including a possible adverse reaction to iron supplementation and one participant noting feelings of guilt for not following recommendations.
At 6-months, four participants attributed harm to some element of their ANC, including two comments regarding the high costs of dietary supplements, one comment on an apparent increase in blood pressure, and one comment regarding a possible adverse reaction to a dietary supplement.
Evaluation of adapted EBIs is recommended, since adaptation may harm the effective elements of an EBI (i.e., core elements) [ 11].
39 Failure in one system component then need not lead to harm if other elements are designed to step in, either to provide a cross check (eg, through alert generation) or as a substitute (such as a reminder for a missed action).
(When a mobster like Al Capone announced, on his way to prison, that studios should stop making gangster films because "they're doing nothing but harm to the younger element," the handwriting was on the wall).
Doctors unofficially supervise injections in some centers, explained Morel, who thinks that "medical oversight" of drug use is a key element of harm reduction.
