Sentence examples for quality of comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Study limitations included non-randomised sampling of participants in community interviews and limited quality of comprehensive data in hospital records.

Solutions to HRH challenges require effective dialogue and partnership, including intersectoral approaches and interprofessional collaboration to address the necessary education, regulation, financing, and professional and personal support for health workers to improve access to and quality of comprehensive MNCH services.

This study showed that no single measurement of quality of any comprehensive service is possible.

However, there has been limited effort in assessing the quality of nationally comprehensive, geographically explicit, GP datasets in Australia or elsewhere.

In relation to research on wellbeing and quality of life, comprehensive information from different sources may yield important nuances that may enrich the understanding of children's adjustments [ 20, 21].

I would also be the first to admit that the quality of this comprehensive legislative package has been enhanced by its passage through Parliament, and I am pleased that this is the case.

Blower said: The continuing improvement in results in the sciences, and English and mathematics demonstrates the high quality and effectiveness of comprehensive education.

Most of the participants revealed that they prefer health insurance on certain conditions such as freedom in provider choice, availability of high quality service, provision of comprehensive benefit packages, and removal of other access barriers.

It is apparent that there is much room for primary studies that include larger numbers of patients, methodologically more rigorous in terms of quality, comprehensive in terms of data and statistical methods and with longer follow-up episodes.

The Economist, never a known fan of the minimum wage, recently ran a feature, "Where to Be Born in 2013," for which its researchers put together comprehensive quality-of-life forecasts for eighty countries.

Finally, we have developed a score able to predict major cardiovascular events; a comprehensive quality-of-care measure should obviously also include process and outcome measures related to microvascular complications.