Not surprisingly, the indications for monitoring have broadened as the quality and range of monitoring devices have become available.
Given that the literature highlights the importance not only of complete, balanced, and unbiased presentation of all available options but also complete, balanced, and unbiased presentation of information about all aspects of those options [ 5, 6, 10], we broadened the title for this quality dimension to "balancing the presentation of information and options".
The clinicians perceived that the quality of life data broadened the range of the clinical inquiry and helped them identify issues for discussion.
However, treating cost, convenience and accessibility as functions of quality in ECEC broadens the definition of quality immensely.
In our comparative study of 30 industrialized countries, published earlier this year in the journal BMJ Quality and Safety, we broadened the scope of traditional health care industry analyses to include spending on social services, like rent subsidies, employment-training programs, unemployment benefits, old-age pensions, family support and other services that can extend and improve life.
In several countries of the region, decentralization has broadened the urban-rural inequities in the distribution of personnel and in the quality of services [ 51- 54].
In an attempt to overcome this issue, and to broaden the measurement of quality of life beyond health issues, individualised quality of life tools have been developed [ 6- 8].
A bulldozer broadened the gaps.
Congress then extended and broadened the credit.
But Ms. Kagan broadened the faculty ideologically.
