Although Ireland currently lacks key preconditions for effective implementation, the Dutch experience demonstrates that some of these can be implemented over time, such as a more rigorous risk equalization system.
Ukraine's parliament last week approved a raft of IMF-backed amendments to its 2015 draft budget that were key preconditions for IMF approval of the bailout.
Vascularisation is often deemed the holy grail of tissue engineering because it is one of the key preconditions that determine the in vivo viability of tissue constructs.
Strong political commitment, measures to overcome prejudices against Roma, inter-sectoral policy coordination, adequate budgets, evidence-based policies, and Roma involvement can be identified as key preconditions for improved health outcomes and well-being.
Our research highlights a number of features of the programme itself, as well as the broader context within which it was implemented, which are likely to undermine the development of the critical thinking and empowerment which we argue are key preconditions for programme success.
They however provide key preconditions for this compulsory testing to be ethically justified.
The TOC includes five key preconditions that affect CCM product availability among CHWs, the proximal (main-level) objective of SC4CCM.
That said, while relevant problems and solutions were identified at the outset by the community, there was insufficient prioritization of activities and assessment of key preconditions for success.
The hypothesized causal pathways to each of these key preconditions can be found at http://sc4ccm.jsi.com/about-sc4ccm/theory-of-change (Supplemental Framework SC4CCM Theory of Change, 2011).
The three key preconditions include product availability at CHW resupply points, supply chain knowledge and capacity among CHWs and their supervisors, and availability of appropriate transportation.
