Therefore, a baiting strategy that focuses on extinction of the parasite in large areas might fail, and permanent intervention to lower E. multilocularis egg contamination in defined risk areas might be more realistic and cost efficient.
In terms of referrals and the lack of permanent facilities, interventions from the pilot sites were limited to trauma treatable at the mobile clinic level.
The improved water supply system enabled triple cropping system for valley land and permanent horticultural intervention at hilltop and hillslope.
The improved water supply system can facilitate triple cropping system for valley land and permanent horticultural intervention at hilltop and hillslope.
If different changes to labour market regulation were passed within a single reform package (e.g. changes in both notice period and severance payments for permanent contracts), these interventions are coded separately.
In order to enable permanent uptakes of interventions numerous initiatives are deployed to incorporate these pragmatic adjustments either into the design of pragmatic trials, like phased implementation designs, formative loops, process evaluations [ 2, 40- 42] or within routine care, like community capacity building, supportive training and involving change moderators [ 3, 43, 44].
After the 4-month On/Off period, each intervention becomes permanent alongside the previously implemented interventions.
For the research definition of CFS, some exclusionary medical diagnoses may be considered permanent if no intervention will adequately resolve the condition.
The existence of living parents in the majority of cases, combined with qualitative evidence about the temporary nature of many child-only households (Madhavan & Schatz, 2007; Meintjes & Giese, 2006), suggests that it is inappropriate to conceive of child-headed households as permanent arrangements requiring intervention or dissolution.
