The phrase "adequacy of care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing healthcare, social services, or any situation where the quality of care provided is being evaluated.
Example: "The report highlighted concerns regarding the adequacy of care provided to patients in the facility."
Alternatives: "quality of care" or "sufficiency of care".
Despite the significant number of children receiving care by NGO providers, there is no measurable way to assess the adequacy of care being provided, or outcomes to be achieved with respect to the welfare and wellbeing of children.
Despite possible growing needs, the budget cuts at the health system level may have decreased the adequacy of care response.
Question were related with the six bioethics quality indicators published by SEMICYUC: Indicator 96: Adequacy of care at the end of the life.
A crucial finding is the extent to which the nurse is impacted by the adequacy of care they are able to provide.
That is, data relating to experiences of prisoners reflecting the adequacy of care, gaps in care, barriers and facilitators of adequate care were extracted and presented in narrative form according to dominant themes.
While the need for better education of medical professionals has been authoritatively proclaimed as a prerequisite and high priority for improving headache care [22], adequacy of care in its broadest sense has not tended to engage social awareness.
Through a population-based study we were able to identify relationships between several biological, socioeconomic, demographic and behavioural aspects and patterns of health care use and adequacy of prenatal care uptake.
We constructed a revised assessment index of the adequacy of prenatal care use in Dutch primary midwifery care (Table 1), modified according to the guidelines of the Royal Dutch Organization of Midwives, concerning the number of prenatal visits during pregnancy.
At least one limitation of the study concerned the methods used to determine the time when prenatal care was started and the number of prenatal care visits in order to assess the adequacy of prenatal care use.
Additional file 1: Index for assessment of the adequacy of prenatal care utilisation in the Dutch primary midwifery care context.
Level of prenatal care utilization was calculated utilizing the Kotelchuck index (also adequacy of prenatal care utilization/APNCU) [ 6] since this index is the most widely reported measure of prenatal care and believed to be the most comprehensive.
