We used data from only one non-randomly selected urban site; therefore, these results cannot be generalised to children accessing care in non-urban settings.
Results cannot necessarily be generalised to nations or cultures undergoing more rapid changes and further research is required in these settings.
The results of these Western studies cannot necessarily be generalised to parents of children with cancer across different ethnicities or cultural backgrounds and there is a need for research in further settings.
The proposed methodology can be generalised to cover other heterogeneous infrastructures.
These results cannot be generalised to countries outside the OECD.
Consequently, the results cannot necessarily be generalised to a population of MDD with high comorbidity.
However, psychopathology in older children cannot be generalised to very young children [ 11, 12].
13 26 Therefore, our results cannot be generalised to patients with renal dysfunction.
The study was of adults: its findings cannot necessarily be generalised to adolescents.
Our results should, therefore, only be generalised to patients with CKD in nephrology care.
