Characteristics of general practice include accessibility, availability, comprehensiveness, maintaining responsibility and long-term doctor/patient relationship [ 1, 2].
These data sources have a number of advantages, including large size, widespread availability, comprehensiveness and high generalizability to the population being studied.
During the course of the study, we noted that the availability and comprehensiveness of clinical data varied across the cancer types.
For example, countries such as the United States [ 2] or Australia [ 30] face significant technical and institutional obstacles in introducing family practice indicator based incentives schemes because of the availability and comprehensiveness of clinical data systems.
The availability and comprehensiveness of existing health and/or social structures and institutions (e.g. hospitals, schools, businesses, and religious structures) may also affect the ability of CBC programs to engage in collaborations and may be a function of multiple other factors, including available funding.
We aimed to do this by 1) reviewing the availability and comprehensiveness of adolescent growth curve data of patients referred for a multidisciplinary ED assessment; and by 2) examining the relationship between our predictions of HBW goals based on prior growth curve data provided and ROM (an objective indicator of healthy weight).
Relevance, comprehensiveness, availability, context-appropriateness, affordability, methodological rigor, timeliness, and representation of country situation were characteristics of robust evidence as perceived by policymakers.
Its comprehensiveness, standardization, availability and accessibility, as well as the suite of analysis tools and support of different user profiles make DisGeNET a resource of choice to investigate diseases of genetic origin.
The characterization scheme is composed of tests chosen on the basis of comprehensiveness, wide availability, and cost efficiency.
The available evidence showed associations (of gender balance and availability of nurses) with access, continuity, comprehensiveness and efficiency of primary care.
This is affected by availability, accessibility, quality, cost, social structure, comprehensiveness of service, and health beliefs [ 13].
