In fact, by glueing together simplices of different sizes and composition, one is able to describe varied, heterogeneous and changing interactions.
The studies described varied in aim, scope and size.
Objectives were to: (i) describe varied health-system perspectives, using the WHO framework and (ii) identify significant perceived improvements and weaknesses in SRH services under the BPHS.
However, the protocols for CT, when described, varied widely regarding the type of MSCT machines (2- to 16-slice CT systems).
In both case studies, the most common and immediate reason given for joining the study was the immediate access to high quality health care for participants, alongside describing varied depths of understanding of the research itself.
Use of the seven national data sets relating to cancer services that we described varied from over 90% for Cancer Waiting Times and Cancer Registry data, to less than 30% the Healthcare Commission Acute Hospital Portfolio and Minimum Data Set.
Use of routine data in research has many advantages; data describing varied outcomes are readily available, they enable inclusion of large samples of the population, and can provide a feasible, cost-effective method to collect information in a way that is more acceptable to patients. 1 Use of routine data also offers lower burden to investigators for research conduct and ethical approval.
(IDI, Healthcare Provider)" Data also suggest that many of the factors described vary by place of delivery.
Regimes described vary from single agent cisplatin 40 mg m−2 to double or triple agent therapy combining cisplatin 43 80 mg m−2 with bleomycin 15 30 mg m−2 and with the addition of vinblastine 4 mg m−2 or vincristine 1 mg m−2.
The way in which DCD procedures are described varies, from no specific protocol (two countries) to detailed protocols with complementary consensus statements and ethical frameworks, as in the UK [ 17].
