Sentence examples for insufficient harmonization from inspiring English sources
Restricted interoperability is often inevitable from the very root of the problem, e.g. insufficient harmonization of clinical contents of heterogeneous systems of electronic health records.
These barriers identified by healthcare workers are: lack of supervision, insufficient number of trained health care workers, non-harmonization of malaria with IMCI guidelines, lack of motivation and retention of health care workers, shortage of essential drugs and supplies and poor attitude of some health care workers in the implementation of IMCI.
(Table 6) Respondents also indicated several barriers to harmonization including the possible diversion of organizations' funding resources (69/97; 71%) and insufficient human resources (63/97; 65%).
Moreover, in some regions, a lack of harmonization of vaccination strategies and selection of high-risk populations have contributed to insufficient vaccination coverage of some target groups [ 42].
In some regions, the lack of harmonization of vaccination strategies and of selection of high-risk populations has contributed to insufficient vaccination coverage of some target groups [ 9, 42].
International harmonization of health regulations and intellectual property rights is ongoing; this is necessary but insufficient to overcome the major bottlenecks in the development of healthcare products, and it will take time to mature and adapt to the rapid pace of technology development.
Traditional informed consent procedures, based on the use of a written Participant Information Sheet PISS) and completion of a standardised Informed Consent Form (ICF), are the cornerstone of the International Committee on Harmonization (ICH) Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Guidelines but are now widely recognised to be insufficient alone in obtaining informed consent in such settings [ 14- 18] 18].
— insufficient consciousness.
Insufficient community involvement?
