Excellence means understanding that principles such as continuity, comprehensiveness, and person-centeredness play roles of equal importance to disease-focused diagnosis and treatment in the evidence-based practice of modern health care.
Was part of equal justice equal injustice?
Everyone is kind of equal".
Make burgers of equal size.
The second argument is that of comprehensiveness of social rules.
This is achieved through time intensity of assistance provided, comprehensiveness of the assistance provided and the quality of assistance provided.
But from a practical point of view, that kind of comprehensiveness just is not possible, Mr. Green said.
These effects increase as the degree of comprehensiveness of PHC increases [ 4].
Since the establishment of the Canada Health Act in 1984, which set criteria of public administration, comprehensiveness, universality, portability, and accessibility, supporters of the Canadian health care system have been a strong advocate for equal access for equal need.
The other main limitation of this work is the lack of comprehensiveness.
The evaluation was based on three of NGO Aid Map's dimensions of data quality: comprehensiveness, completeness, and timeliness.
