It is the situated-distributed nature of specific kinds of knowledge for instance what "#" stands for or a string of alphabets strung together in a web page address that are key dimensions of participation in mediascapes.
While certain aspects of structure of care were identified as being key dimensions of quality prenatal care, clinical and interpersonal care processes emerged as being most essential to quality care.
Positive mental health "which allows individuals to realise their abilities, cope, and contribute to their communities" [ 1] and the capacity to sustain social relationships are key dimensions of wellbeing [ 2].
Time, publisher (e.g., contacts), content types, and geographical locations are key dimensions for association of content.
Opportunities for promotion or career growth, self-esteem and accomplishment are other key dimensions of ITS [ 72].
In line with the implicit and explicit MIP objectives described above, the MIP impact was assessed in terms of equity of access to essential health care services and financial protection against the health care costs – which, together, are two key dimensions of the universal coverage plans.
It was always assumed that the Olympic Park itself would be a key dimension of housing legacy.
To support a claim that the instrument is inappropriate, NICE suggests "qualitative empirical evidence on the lack of content validity for the EQ-5D should be provided, demonstrating that key dimensions of health are missing.
The purpose of this essay is to describe key dimensions of contemporary Latin American Public Universities (LAPUs), especially pertaining to access, equity, and quality.
The MSD was guided by key dimensions of focus while scaling up ICT as detailed in the PMNCH ICT guide [ 9].
