The phrase "adequacy of help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or effectiveness of assistance provided in a particular context.
Example: "The adequacy of help offered to the victims was a topic of heated debate during the meeting."
Alternatives: "sufficiency of support" or "effectiveness of assistance".
Living in supervised apartments promotes satisfaction, which explains the higher level of adequacy of help.
Adequacy of help received was average with a mean of 6.2 (S.D. 2.5) per user.
The amount and adequacy of help from services and relatives were also associated with severity of need.
In terms of amount and adequacy of help received from services and relatives, Cluster 2 ranked next to last.
It had the highest rates of schizophrenia, amount of help received from services, and adequacy of help.
The MANQ was used previously to identify factors associated with needs of PSMD [ 21], adequacy of help [ 22], and amount of help received from services and relatives [ 23].
In addition to assessing patient needs, the CAN may also be used to gauge: help provided by relatives or services; perceived need for help from services; and adequacy of, and satisfaction with, help provided.
This group had the lowest score of help adequacy, and proportion of individuals living in supervised apartments.
Also, these relatively high levels of satisfaction may be as much a reflection of low expectations as of adequacy of supply; reluctant help-seeking among rural cohorts is well recognised, particularly in relation to mental health issues (Brodaty et al. 2005; Fuller et al. 2000; Howse, Ebrahim and Gooberman-Hill 2004).
Integrating this parameter in future resuscitation algorithms might prove useful in order to obtain real-time information on the adequacy of tissue perfusion, helping in the decision-making process, such as when to continue resuscitating the tissue and/or when to stop interventions, despite high lactate levels.
There was also dissatisfaction concerning the adequacy of products designed to help manage the physical side effects of treatment and the personal expense involved.
