Social fragility is measured by means of variables that try to capture issues related to human welfare, such as social integration, and mental and physical health, both at the individual and the community level.
As already outlined, such a process study refers to a multi-level and also temporal analysis to capture issues of both the antecedent factors shaping HR strategy formation and short- and long-term performance effects.
Often, the financial and physical barriers are examined together to capture issues around transportation and distance to a facility as well as costs to reach or use the facility [ 13, 15- 17].
This Core Module is supplemented by the Head and Neck Cancer Module consisting of six multi-item scales designed to capture issues associated with cancers of the specified region and their treatment (pain, swallowing, speech, social eating, social contacts, and sexuality).
Both the Household and Women's Questionnaires were based on the standard Demographic and Health Survey Model A Questionnaires [ 8], designed for high contraceptive prevalence countries, and were modified to capture issues concerning family planning and health specific to Indonesia.
Our addition of 'consumers' to the framework as a new policy-relevant domain expands Pocock and Phua's original conceptualization to capture issues emerging from our work in the Jamaican context.
HRQOL was assessed using the EORTC QLQ-C30 [ 19] as not only is it the most widely used cancer-specific HRQOL instrument in Europe, but was also expected to capture issues relevant to thyroid cancer patients.
Ethnographic analysis portrays the health care system and its interconnections with patients' lives and activities, community resources, and policy contexts, systematically capturing issues that may not be apparent in interviews or observations focused solely on one respondent group or one context alone.
This provides some evidence for construct validity (i.e., it captures issues relevant to both types of measure), but it does not address the question of whether the ECLiPS contributes more or less useful information than the other questionnaires to the clinical assessment process.
