Sentence examples for information about appropriateness from inspiring English sources

For cases treated in HMOs, they provided useful information about appropriateness of prescribed regimens and adherence to therapy.

In addition, pharmacy dispensing information for persons with active TB provided useful information about appropriateness of prescribed treatment regimens and adherence to therapy (4).

The article underscores that doctors' diagnostic acumen, clinical reasoning and decision-making skills, scientifically accurate information about the appropriateness of given procedures, and a commitment to the highest ethical standards are the essential ingredients for quality.

Chin and Newsted [71] also provide evidence using a Monte Carlo simulation where they found PLS path modeling approaches can provide information about the appropriateness of indicators at a sample size as low as 20.

However, we did obtain information about the appropriateness of certain item features from teachers both before item development and during our pilot and field-testing steps.

Again, as we do not have any information about the appropriateness of the medication use, it is not possible to interpret these changes.

Our study provides important information about the appropriateness of creatinine adjustment to control for urinary dilution in children 3 6 years of age.

These results also allow us to identify and understand the resource utilization of some PHCs and BCTs and help to provide better information about the appropriateness of patient care provided.

Using this standard assessment, a systematic review of the studies of the PAID and PAID-5 may produce evidence-based information about the appropriateness or the low quality of each of the measurement properties of the PAID and PAID-5, and help guide the agenda for further research on the measurement properties of these instruments.

Detailed investigation into the kinds of care provided at lower health facilities (particularly information about the appropriateness of treatment provided for each complication type) would (a) help identify areas for improvement in the referral system, and (b) clarify to what extent seeking care in such facilities means a loss of time or an enhanced chance for a positive clinical outcome.

The second draft of the PONS scale was then presented to young people (aged 5 to 18 years), and their parents for feedback, and to obtain information about comprehensibility and appropriateness of both the content and format of the questions.