Sentence examples for iv Effectiveness from inspiring English sources
These themes are as follows: (i) definition of frailty and identification of frail older people, (ii) scope of initiatives, (iii) alignment of initiatives, (iv) effectiveness of initiatives, and (v) follow-up to early detection.
This design was applied in particular to study community level public health interventions that have been proven effective in individual level trials, in so-called phase IV effectiveness trials [ 6, 9, 12– 14], and seems useful for the evaluation of complex healthcare interventions [ 6, 7, 9, 12, 14– 17].
Schade and Schlag [22] refer to eight factors associated with acceptability: i) problem perception, ii) important aims to reach, iii) information and awareness of options, iv) perceived effectiveness and efficiency, v) the individuals car-orientations, vi) revenue allocation, vii) equity and fairness, and viii) social norms and behavioral control.
16 The present analysis found higher etanercept and adalimumab and lower IV biologic effectiveness than other analyses using the validated algorithm we applied to our analysis.
(iv) Cost-effectiveness studies may be used to examine routes, type, and timing of antibiotic prophylaxis or antiseptics or both.
(iv) Cost-effectiveness of the Programs: To develop and apply a model for assessment of the utility of the two maternal health programs and to perform a sensitivity analysis by testing alternative assumptions for a cost utility analysis.
Runyan's (1998) suggested criteria included: (i) effectiveness; (ii) cost; (iii) freedom; (iv) equity; (v) stigmatization; (vi) preferences, and; (vii) feasibility.
In particular, the following dimensions were analysed (Table 1): i) general relevance; ii) safety; iii) efficacy and effectiveness; iv) economic and financial impact; v) equity; vi) legal aspects; vii) social and ethical impact; and viii) organisational impact.
Methodology: The evaluation revolves around the evaluation criteria: (i) relevance, (ii) efficiency, (iii) effectiveness, (iv) impact, (v) equity and (vi) sustainability.
An evaluation of the Programme was conducted to provide critical reflection and feedback on the (i) relevance; (ii) role, design, focus; (iii) effectiveness; (iv) efficiency; and (v) sustainability/replicability of programme strategies and activities aimed at eliminating child labour.
