The set should at least incorporate "high-impact" measures of different performance dimensions, and the more indeterminate aspects should be monitored.
Outcrowding is more likely to occur in creative tasks, in overly bureaucratic schemes, and in the more indeterminate aspects of professional practice [ 67].
Yet, in P4P it is particularly important to carefully monitor the more indeterminate aspects such as continuity of care and patient centredness (both core features of good patient care) because these aspects will be among the first aspects that may be neglected when the extrinsic motivation of providers is emphasized [ 67].
As a result of explicitly targeting specific aspects of care, P4P incentives may cause providers to focus disproportionately on those aspects of care that are measured and incentivized, possibly to the detriment of other, often more indeterminate aspects that are not (easily) measured [ 38, 55].
Several measures did not report on whether the target population had been involved in item selection (PDD, SESQ, DSSS) so were rated as partially fulfilling the criteria as this aspect was indeterminate.
Nonetheless, the indeterminate nature of many aspects of figurative meaning, a fact that is not properly acknowledged in many psycholinguistic studies, raises important issues about the possible trade-off between minimizing cognitive effort and maximizing cognitive effects during figurative language processing.
This image demonstrated a 1 2 mm indeterminate calcification in the posterior aspect of only the right globe (Fig. 3).
When we were doing "Velvet Goldmine," and it was about glam rock, I took to the heart the language of artifice and theatricality and indeterminate sexuality and even the extraterrestrial aspects that interweave through that whole genre.
Indeterminate samples included a pattern of follicular or Hurthle cell neoplasm or aspects of atypia suggestive, but not conclusive of the presence of a malignant neoplasm [ 14].
