Criteria for data collection and potential sources of bias are discussed, including adequacy of price data.
The result of their study identifies six factors, including adequacy of staffing (pharmacist) and effective use of (non-pharmacist) support personnel, as the characteristics of the top-performing ACCs.
Somewhat less discussed key concepts (present in 5 20% of publications) included adequacy, flexibility, irreplaceability, representativeness, and vulnerability.
We included adequacy of prenatal care in the model because access to health care may be one of the pathways through which SES affects these birth outcomes.
Trustworthiness of emerging themes was ensured through established means of demonstrating referential rigor, including adequacy, negative case analysis, and peer debriefing [ 21].
We assessed studies according to the risk of bias for each important outcome within included trials, including adequacy of generation of the allocation sequence, allocation concealment, blinding and outcome reporting.
These include adequacy of study design (prospective cross-sectional, observational, and randomized controlled trial with an adequate control group); recruitment of sample; ascertainment of depression and IR; and control for cofounding variables, such as age, sex, socioeconomic status, and BMI.
After including adequacy of locoregional treatment as an independent variable, the relative risk of death was 1.16 (0.97–1.39), (P=0.1), thus implying that the cause of the better survival of women treated by specialists was related to better local control of disease.
In 1999 the death of a young research participant, Jessie Gelsinger, in a gene therapy trial brought to the forefront multiple issues, including adequacy of informed consent, failure of researchers to report adverse events to regulatory bodies, and inadequate federal oversight of clinical trials [ 13- 15].
Third delay is related to inadequate care when a facility is reached: factors affecting the receipt and provision of care (includes the adequacy of the referral system); shortages of supplies, equipment, trained personnel and lack of competence of available personnel.
