Desired attributes of the survey instrument included comprehensiveness, simplicity in execution, standardized oral administration, and ease of comprehension by respondents, independent of their sociopolitical, cultural, and geographic background.
Coding categories included comprehensiveness of graphics and text, and problems in navigation and system functionality, among others (see Table 3).
According to Carroll's Conceptual Framework for Implementation Fidelity, these factors include comprehensiveness of policy description, facilitation strategies, quality of delivery, and participant responsiveness [ 11].
The core values of general practice include comprehensiveness of care, a focus on the person with the disease and their psychosocial context, continuity of care, and the doctor-patient relationship over time, and these encourage the GP to take responsibility for the whole patient, irrespective of the specific health problem [ 27].
In this short working paper, Dr. Damilola Olawuyi, the Sabin Center's Spring 2016 David Sive Visiting Scholar, assesses the proposed Act in relationship to some of the essential requirements of a robust cap-and trade system, including: effectiveness; comprehensiveness; transparency and fairness; and offset eligibility.
Some of the publications made explicit reference to principles of good practice that should be appreciated and followed to help assure good quality qualitative research, including transparency, comprehensiveness, reflexivity, ethical practice and being systematic [ 6, 25, 35, 37].
However, they have been included for comprehensiveness.
Key issues include coordination, comprehensiveness, continuity, capacity, and accountability.
Strengths of our review include its comprehensiveness and robust methodology.
This information is included for comprehensiveness in coverage.
