However the study is limited in the development of dimension of "relevance" in the fact that all the case studies are conducted in the Chinese context.
A personality dimension of obvious relevance to economic decision-making is attitude towards reward.
Thus, the relation between relative's satisfaction and quality of care has to be further explored as some dimensions of care are of relevance for relatives' satisfaction, particularly when the patients itself are not able to communicate.
When analysing the components of the ARCS model separately, it was found that the students who participated in M-IBL with embedded ARCS MSs showed a significantly higher level of motivation in the dimension of ARCS-relevance, ARCS-confidence, and ARCS-satisfaction than those who participated in M-IBL without MSs.
The importance of the sewage sludge treatment within the field of wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) suggests new dimensions of analysis where the relevance of economic criteria combined with the associated environmental issues are increasing the sludge management complexity.
Methodology The evaluation examined six dimensions of the AGEI: (a) relevance; (b) role, design and focus; (c) effectiveness, (d) efficiency, (e) sustainability, and (f) adequacy of programme support.
At a regional level, the WHO intends to prepare regional specific reports about the state of inequality, focusing on health topics and dimensions of inequality that hold relevance within each WHO Region.
Table 1 Methods used for the assessment of each dimension Dimension Method General relevance An in-depth literature review [14] was carried out, adapting the results obtained for the practices observed within the specific hospital involved in the study.
Are the dimensions and items of existing HRQOL measures of relevance for young carers?
41 Some standard dimensions were not included due to lack of relevance in Delhi.
