An unbiased design and adequate reporting of RCTs that specifically address diseases which affect low and middle income countries can have an impact in changing medical practice and influencing public health policy.
It is common, for example, that a national monitoring system thinks it's adequate to report that a school with 300 children, which has just one latrine hole, has sufficient access to sanitation.
2 3 4 That lack of adequate reporting fuelled the development of the original CONSORT (Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials) statement in 1996 5 and its revision five years later.
The executive director of the New Hampshire Republican Party pleaded guilty to phone harassment charges, but there has never been an adequate investigation of reports that the White House may have been involved.
Health centre delivery systems were considered to be adequate if respondents reported that: the distance to the health centre was less than 30 minutes walk from their home, he/she was commenced on TB treatment not more than 5 days post laboratory diagnosis, and he/she used the same clinic for follow-up treatment and follow-up sputum submission.
Both elements require adequate reporting.
Although the clinical presentation of CTE is varied and non-specific, there are adequate reports to date to suggest that there may be two clinical subtypes: one subtype involving primarily behavioral or mood features (including explosivity or violence) or both, and the other involving cognitive deficits (including impairments in episodic memory, executive functioning, and attention).
To be sure, some critics say that in Florida and other pioneers of family preservation, flaws remain in child protection — illustrated recently in Florida by the suicide of a foster child who received psychiatric drugs without adequate oversight, and by reports that some social workers had falsified reports of family visits.
A study also reported that adequate care of an adolescent with chronic pain necessitates a lot of time, energy, and affection from the child's parents [8].
Using a multiplane TEE, they were able to identify the three main hepatic veins in all of the patients, and they reported that adequate Doppler tracings of the right and middle hepatic veins could be obtained in 100 and 97% of the patients, respectively, by TEE and in 91 and 50% of the patients by transabdominal sonography (TAS).
