With the support of senior Liberal Democrats and apparently the prime minister, Duncan Smith proposed changing the primary way in which child poverty is measured by moving from purely financial yardsticks to a broader set of indicators, including wordlessness and family drug dependency.
The second dataset (SSU survey data, see Third section: data and methods) allows me to further test the interrelations between economic and political practices, on a smaller sample but with a broader set of indicators of political participation.
But as educators and policymakers, we need to compare ourselves with similar nations and on a broader set of indicators that put school performance in context-not just a single number in an international ranking".
To judge quality of life outcomes, one must use a broader set of indicators, since some of the data may show lack of or the opposite of progress.
The enhanced perinatal HIV surveillance system used medical record abstraction to provide further data about a broader set of indicators for HIV-infected women giving birth.
The measures used here to assess to quality of infant health service delivery were developed as part of a broader set of indicators specifically for remote dwelling Aboriginal maternal and infant populations [ 55, 56].
The next step will be to expand primary data collection in order to undertake an evaluation of a broader set of indicators of network structure, such as provider perceptions of the helpfulness or value of collaboration with other network members, or provider awareness of the service mandates and details of care provided by other network members.
Other terms commonly found in the literature to acknowledge the use of a broader set of indicators beyond the monetary dimension, such as well-being (see Bradshaw et al. 2006; Land et al. 2001; Vandivere and McPhee 2008), are considered inappropriate to intuitively reflect the negative formulation of the approach for Vietnam.
