Teleconsultations may allow remote follow-up of undernourished patients; however, no valid method to remotely perform physical examination, a critical component of assessing nutritional status, exists.
Presenteeism has been a neglected component of assessing lost productivity, and is an outcome that can best be captured by studies that are based on patient report.
In this regard, molecular modeling techniques are an essential component of assessing low-dose responses where it is very difficult to obtain all the necessary informative experimental data.
Data on costs of child health services and the determinants of those costs are an important component of assessing the cost-effectiveness of community-based case management [ 10, 12, 13].
In addition to being a vital component of assessing the burden of ALRI [ 6], ED data can be used for syndromic surveillance as an early warning of epidemics and to forecast future epidemics [ 7- 9].
Treatment satisfaction is an increasingly important component of assessing overall quality of health care services and treatments, and satisfaction-related feedback from patients can be used to improve upon products released into the market [ 7].
Save the Children's research did not have a component of assessing a sick child without the use of beads, as they identified that CHWs had limited numeracy, and were not able to count beyond 10.
From this literature, we conclude that exchange of maternal and infant odors may serve as an important mode for reciprocal regulation and is thus a critical component of assessed nurture interactions.
The summaries included a description of MOVE! treatment components for assessing implementation effectiveness.
