In this study, to clarify the appropriateness of the step complexity (SC) measure, step performance time data are empirically collected under stressful conditions, and then they are compared with the SC scores.
This project is one of the first evidence implementation projects to use the stepped wedge design in acute care and we will therefore be testing the appropriateness of the stepped wedge design to evaluate such interventions.
Results indicate that the appropriateness of different step sizes is likely to vary depending on the purpose of the modelling; however, sensitivity to step size is reduced for larger storage capacities.
On Tuesday night's "World News," ABC News took the unusual step of showing the names and, when available, the photos of the 26 known service members killed on Saturday, only after some internal debate about the appropriateness of such a step.
In fact, her gift of about $1,300 so far, in part to buy bubble-gum pink training outfits — has caused something of an uproar as officials debate the appropriateness of having a brothel owner step in, even if it is to make up for a bankrupt state and an economy that leaves few businesses with the cash to help young men play sports.
Second, in the clarification step the appropriateness of the pharmacotherapy is checked and the pharmacotherapy is evaluated.
The scope of the evaluation and appropriateness of realist evaluation (corresponding to step 1 of Van Belle framework) is presented in the Discussion section (see below).
We first developed criteria to measure the appropriateness of the use of cataract surgery, according to the following steps.
This historical and cultural analysis of premedical education in the United States is the crucial first step in questioning the appropriateness of continuing a hundred-year-old, empirically dubious pedagogical model for the twenty-first century.
The six following guiding principles will help us measure the appropriateness of our decisions.
