Since the reduction of PR in geriatric care was identified in many countries as an important indicator for a high quality of care for people with dementia, documents with recommendations for clinical practice should adhere to the methodological standards of evidence-based guidelines.
According to Rosemann & Szecsenyi [ 2] German GPs seem to be interested mainly in research questions that suitably document the high quality of care delivered to patients.
It is the fact that the willingness for participating in research emanates mainly out of the motivation to improve the reputation of family medicine in general by documenting the high quality of care with data attained in solid surveys.
The high quality of CPRD prescription and diagnosis information has been documented [ 19, 20].
The high quality of GPRD prescription and diagnosis information has been documented (Jick et al, 1991; Jick et al, 1992; Van Staa and Abenhaim, 1994).
Higher quality of care, as documented by better performance based on measures derived from practice guidelines, is associated with improved outcomes in patients with cardiovascular disease.
Key strategies of this programme include producing high quality advocacy documents and broad media coverage of child policy, including development and maintenance of the UNICEF Tajikistan website as a knowledge centre on children and research-based development and impact evaluation of IEC materials.
Tables 2 and 3 summarize the basic characteristics and selected resistance findings of the 23 high quality grey literature documents of which only the isolates from the primary health care sector included into the reports are described.
In the absence of high quality data documenting harms associated with typical uses of probiotics, the lack of online information about possible side effects is unsurprising.
The use of XHTML+MathML technology allows the generation of high quality documents in which the search for a particular component included in the expressions is possible.
Over the past several years, there have been a number of high quality quantitative studies documenting a lack of access to health services and poorer health outcomes among Canadians experiencing homelessness [ 8– 11].
