Countries with a better decision-making process, based on whether program managers rated the adequacy of the process on replacement as excellent, some, little or none, also were more likely to have government funding for AD syringes and safety boxes.
The results confirmed the adequacy of the process and of the stabilizer for PMMA particles production.
In addition to exploring the relevance and adequacy of the process measures, the semi-structured interviews also sought identification of current issues and work practices that could impact on checklist content.
The specific research questions were: 1) What is the relevance and adequacy of the process measures identified from a literature review to the local ICU? 2) What are the most clear, concise and descriptive statements for use as checklist items?
To explore the relevance and adequacy of the process measures local clinician input to checklist content was obtained via semi-structured one-on-one interviews with a purposive sample of clinical staff members at a tertiary level ICU of a university hospital.
The potential for selection bias is assessed in terms of the adequacy of randomisation processes (random sequence generation) and the adequacy of the concealment of allocation to intervention group (allocation concealment) [ 38].
It is practically useful because each of the six items in the three phase model can be translated into an indicator of the adequacy of reflection processes (table 2).
Findings from the bias assessment of the 12 studies are presented in Table 6.> -wrap-foot> Selection bias refers to the adequacy of randomisation processes (random sequence generation) and the adequacy of the concealment of allocation to intervention group (allocation concealment) [ 38].
As for the Ethiopian Health Extension Workers, their integration process in health system was shaped by among other issues management capacity by supervisors, pay consistency and adequacy of the orientation process to communities regarding their role [ 12, 13].
Reconsideration was not needed, Mr. Tate said, because the revisions merely "clarify the scope of the inspections and reviews necessary," without calling into question the adequacy of the previous process.
