By completeness of data, we refer to the proportion of registrations completed.
The validity of such assumption depends on several issues related to clustering, such as the characteristics of the study setting, the proportion of cases included (completeness of sampling), or the period of case recruitment (duration of the study).
The authors conclude that it is important to take differences in DCO proportions and varying levels of completeness into account when making comparisons between populations.
Overall, the fields with the highest level of completeness for the average proportion of the number of patients were for visit documentation and for prescriptions (≥70 %).
We evaluated tumor characteristics, the diagnosis field including terminology and immunohistochemistry (IHC) workup, and report completeness (the proportion of items recorded).
By analyzing foods on a case-by-case basis, one can also define the proportion of each food required for completeness.
Similar to the primary analyses of TNM completeness, the proportion of tumors of unknown stage was highest among older patients and those with high CCI scores.
Two aspects of fidelity of programme implementation include adherence (is the programme implemented as intended by its developers?) and completeness (what proportion of activities have actually been implemented?).
We noted improvements in completeness (the proportion of health units required to report) and timeliness (the proportion of health units who reported disease information by the date it was due) of reporting in the analysis of IDSR outputs and outcomes.
Effectiveness was measured in three ways: the number of inventory elements captured at least once by the plan (representation), the total number of inventory elements captured (completeness), and the proportion of land in the inventory-based plan included (overlap).
Improved data completeness and decreased proportion of missing data are most likely due to the increasingly common use of CIS and automated data collection.
