The phrase "adequate process of care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, discussing the quality and sufficiency of care provided to patients.
Example: "The hospital has implemented new protocols to ensure an adequate process of care for all patients."
Alternatives: "sufficient care procedures" or "appropriate care process".
Mortality is heterogeneous throughout Brazilian regions and is related to patients' characteristics but also to resource availability and adequate processes of care.
Despite adapting adequate processes of care, teams may find through the same intuiting/interpreting/integrating processes that their patients are declining PSA tests at a high frequency because their patients desire more knowledge, discussion time, and decision options for all the complicated prostate screening issues, including their costs and consequences.
This evaluation process obey to a national standardized guidelines, is a complex and adequate process to evaluate care needs, but also is used to adjust the care plan and to decide changes of care manager and/or provider.
However, the priority is surely not to demonstrate that busy health care workers do not fully comply with infection control recommendations, but rather to improve the process of care, define adequate staffing levels, and refine statistical and mathematical techniques in risk factor analysis [ 14, 17].
We evaluated depression-specific (recognition, accurate diagnosis, prescription of antidepressant, adequate antidepressant treatment) and a non-specific process of care variable (communicative skillfulness of the GP) as well as the combination of adequate antidepressant treatment and communicative skillfulness.
Second, robust assessments, feedback, and reflection require efficient processes of care, adequate staffing, time, and willingness of educators, without which task-focused trainees may be less likely to seek or be offered feedback or reflection [ 41].
These results suggest that secure messaging may facilitate important processes of care and help some patients to achieve or maintain adequate glycemic control.
Characterised by weak infrastructure, shortage of equipment, medical supplies and qualified health professionals, the health care system lacks the capacity to provide adequate quality of care.
Poverty weakened the capacity of households and communities to provide adequate levels of care for OVC.
Achieving consensus in a local care setting is one of the biggest obstacles to acquire an adequate process view in hospitals.
