HRQL has been clearly identified as being influenced by an individual's capacity to perform and participate in various activities [ 2- 4] and thus becomes highly meaningful in a disease such as stroke where the impact is often life-long and multidimensional.
However, as academics and clinicians frequently point out, clinical placements are fraught with problems that are long-standing and multidimensional in nature.
The study samples refer to hospital-based and long term multidimensional care settings, performed by groups of geriatricians, geriatric nurses or other specialised health care providers.
Therefore, further studies investigating the long-term effects of pure pharmacological and multidimensional treatment programmes on QoL are warranted.
Pain has long been recognized as a multidimensional experience, and multidimensional instruments have been used to measure pain for 4 decades [ 29, 30], with increasing sophistication [ 27, 31– 31].
Urban decline has been acknowledged as a global and multidimensional phenomenon, and as a long-term, structural component of urban development (Martinez-Fernandez et al. 2012).
These are long-term, multidimensional and fundamental transformation processes through which established socio-technical systems shift to more sustainable modes of production and consumption.
The status of women, which is relative and multidimensional, has an important bearing on any long-term reduction in fertility.
Since the nature of these four dimensions are complex and multidimensional, multiple measures have been used for assessing each dimension of writing performance (Long, 2015).
Fatigue Symptom Inventory (FSI) and Multidimensional Fatigue Symptom Inventory (MFSI) were the two condition-specific instruments validated in long-term BCS and were included in the review.
Student learning, like patient experience, is multifactorial and multidimensional.
