CEM differs from its predecessor (prescription event monitoring) in that the cohort is enrolled by the healthcare provider instead of relying on prescription details supplied by pharmacies (a practice not common in resource-constrained settings).
Like its predecessors, this event offered a conspicuous assemblage of talent, representing a broad span of contemporary styles, dramaturgical persuasions and staging concepts.
Rwanda's Untold Story, which was broadcast on BBC2 on 1 October, investigated allegations that current president Paul Kagame was involved in shooting down a plane carrying one of his predecessors – an event which sparked the 1994 conflict that cost thousands of lives.
He eventually served three kings, the last of whom, Henry IV, had deposed his predecessor, Richard II — an event that divided the British people.
It's also a sort of sequel to "Suicide Club," written and directed by the same filmmaker, Sion Sono, that replays its predecessor's key event from a new vantage point.
His tenure as Labour leader begins in 1994 following the death of his predecessor, John Smith, an event Blair claims to have had a premonition about a month before Smith died.
As his predecessor Manmohan Singh found, events beyond his control will influence his popularity as a leader.
In the Unlikely Event's predecessor, Summer Sisters, was a New York Times bestseller for five months.
Jocelyne Bourassa won at this event's predecessor, La Canadienne, in its first year, 1973.
Why has Calixto Bieito replaced it with its very much longer predecessor, a big symphonic event which puts all the opera's goods in the window?
