The only way this could be construed as a grey area is if a woman's "no" needs extra emphasis before it has weight, needs violent struggle, extra decibels, needs to be said a score of times.
They're turning to face us, and making pidgin efforts to communicate with strangled sounds and cryptic markings and waving like a Sims character who wants, no, needs something from us.
The root question was "Are you able to...?", and response categories were "yes, with no difficulty", "yes, with some difficulty", and "no, needs help".
The ASCOT aims to distinguish capabilities and functionings in the response levels, by differentiating between a no needs situation ("mustn't grumble") and an ideal state [ 7, 45].
Cross-tabulations between the test and retest showed that respondents changed responses most from the ideal level to the no needs level and vice versa.
The existing care homes toolkit for individual residents (CH3) has three response options per item worded in the language of 'functionings' (no needs, some needs and high needs), based on the principle that nobody should maintain such a poor level of functioning in any domain that there are health implications if their needs are not met [ 47].
No needs to mess around with refillable cosmetic bottles, because whether you prefer luxury skincare or cheap and cheerful products, all your favourite brands have done the hard work already.
No needs assessment, access or outcome measures were introduced formally to performance manage service providers; so the completion of a true commissioning cycle is almost impossible.
No needs indicates that the person has no unmet needs in that area of their life; some needs means that they have some unmet needs and it is having a negative effect on their quality of life and high needs are distinguished from some needs by being severe or numerous enough to have physical or mental health implications.
