This instrument adapts the classification from the National Coordinating Council for Medication Error Reporting and Prevention (NCC MERP 28) Index for Categorising Errors.
Error types were identified adapting the classification system proposed by Potts and colleagues [ 7] (Table 1).
It is a challenge for us all to strengthen the scientific base and adapt the classification to the latest available evidence.
In contrast to these studies, Michelow et al. (1994) used a much milder definition of good recovery, adapting the classification of Narakas (1985), and in their study only one-tenth of the participants had poor recovery.
Identified categories of health stakeholders informed the organization of our framework, however they did not provide sufficient guidance on how to adapt the classification to specific public health contexts, such as the intersection of older adults' mobility with the built and social environments.
The Southern Railway number adapted the UIC classification system where "2" and "1" refer to the number of un-powered leading and trailing axles respectively, and "C" refers to the number of driving axles, in this case three.
Here, we adapted the HGNC classification except for renaming CORO6 and CORO7 (HGNC) to coronin-1D and coronin-3, respectively, numbering additional fish coronins as coronin-1E, coronin-2C, and coronin-2D, and defining the new coronin class-4.
Here, we have adapted the risk classifications of malaria that are currently defined in the Sudan national malaria strategic plan to suit the ambitions of the National Malaria Control Program NMCPP).
We adapted the WIND study classification of weaning process [2] to the use of the AWS and further summarized this classification into two groups as follows: short weaning (patients successfully extubated within 6 days of AWS) and prolonged weaning (patients still ventilated after 7 days of AWS or more).
We adapted the alignment and classification methods to data from next-generation sequencing techniques to provide reliable information.
