In summative assessments, use if often made of performance-based metrics, such as distance from target, or acceptability-related indicators (e.g. based on public opinions).
When specifically asked about the acceptability of the indicators presented, the relevance of the information to their work, and what they perceived was most important for future performance measurement, no interviewees raised questions about the clinical significance of the results or reported differences between FHTs.
- be socially acceptable (acceptability pillar).
The goal of the present study is the obtaining and characterization of new F. verna extract/β-cyclodextrin complexes by using only natural compounds, solvents, and environment-friendly methods in order to increase the quality and acceptability versus toxicity indicator.
All methods and compounds used in the obtaining of raw extracts and β-cyclodextrin complexes were the most simplest and from natural sources in order to obtain a very high quality and acceptability versus toxicity indicator.
However, our objective was not to compare the service quality of these centres but to establish, in Italian headache care, the usability, practicality and acceptability of the quality indicators, and their associated assessment instruments, developed by LTB.
Adherence and satisfaction are indicators of acceptability of computerised CBT to patients.
We had a particular focus on the African setting and also examined the likely acceptability of internationally suggested indicators to an influential Kenyan audience.
We assess the acceptability and implementation of indicators through semi-structured interviews with doctors, nurses and administrative staff involved in piloting.
Asking people to select between different alternative models might yield information about which models people would prefer (and past evidence is that this is actually quite fragmented as a preference) but this does not directly provide any reliable indicator of acceptability.
