There is no fixed definition of "reasonable"; this will depend on the circumstances, including practicality, cost, and the extent to which an adjustment will be effective in alleviating any disability.
It is important that research agendas and questions address the needs of various contexts and that recommendations take into account the reality of different contexts including practicality, budget and service delivery issues.
Other theories include practicality, in that as most people are right-handed it was simple consideration to pass the heavy decanter to the strongest hand.
In addition to equity, the policy design criteria must also include practicality, simplicity, revenue generation, and a consideration of the design's impact on surrounding jurisdictions.
However, it did acknowledge that an alternative measure could be used if empirical evidence can be used to show that it is not suitable for a particular patient group, where relevant properties include practicality, validity and responsiveness [ 13].
(Int. 02; patient) The study identified three key areas surrounding healthcare practitioners' views on the use of RADTs, these included practicalities relating to the tests; the accuracy of diagnosis provided by the RADT; and patient-related outcomes.
Although there are very good reasons to use the second 'confirmatory' definition, including its practicality when using routinely collected data, the first definition highlights the fact that the patient may experience significantly longer waits than the administrative data reveal.
The selection of a multi-attribute utility measure for application within an economic evaluation framework should be informed by its psychometric properties in each clinical context, including its practicality, reliability and validity [ 19].
This might well involve a range of dimensions including the practicalities of making an appointment, travelling, isolation and physical access to premises and managing fears.
We shall also discuss the findings from the study with the World Health Organisation, the Departments of Health and care standard setting agencies in the participating countries including the practicalities of incorporating the toolkit into existing review systems for institutional care.
Attaining high coverage is crucial; epidemiologically relevant questions include the practicality of diagnosing fever cases in emergency situations and whether a large enough proportion of the population can be treated in this way in order to have a considerable impact on transmission.
