All collected tools were assessed for quality and comprehensiveness using a coding scheme based on the World Health Organization's health systems building blocks, the Global Health Cluster Suggested Set of Core Indicators and Benchmarks by Category, and the Sphere Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response.
Respondents were asked to rate the framework's clarity, comprehensiveness, usefulness, and importance using seven-point ordinal scales.
In an effort to ensure comprehensiveness, we used multiple search strategies to locate both peer-reviewed and grey literature sources.
Test persons were asked to fill in a short questionnaire relating to aspects of sensibility, face and content validity such as ease of use, comprehensibility, comprehensiveness, redundancy and ability to serve the purpose at hand [ 38].
We use comprehensiveness, adequacy and representativeness (CAR) criteria as a framework to examine the efficiency of existing protected areas and to define gaps in the current reserve system, based on multivariate environmental space.
Using HFACS-ADF as a test case, the system was adapted using the strategies and validated using comprehension and comprehensiveness testing.
In the 1990s, when the SCP paradigm was developing, the term comprehensiveness was first used in the context of goal-setting of spatial prioritisation in Australia (Commonwealth of Australia, 1992; JANIS, 1997; Linke et al., 2011).
To address these concerns, we conducted a field-based assessment to identify other assessment tools used to compile data on the availability and functionality of health services in disrupted health sectors, and to evaluate the comprehensiveness of HeRAMS using existing and accepted standards for humanitarian emergency response.
But as many consumers have discovered, smart-phone Web browsers differ widely in speed, ease of use and comprehensiveness.
A questionnaire to expert reviewers evaluated sensibility items, such as ease of use and comprehensiveness.
