The process of primary care is shaped by access to primary care services, the provided scope of services (comprehensiveness), continuity, and coordination of care.
Meanwhile, epidemiologic data regarding the burden of viral hepatitis and related complications are limited in scope and comprehensiveness [ 17], limiting the planning of prevention interventions and monitoring their effectiveness to control these infections.
If the principles derived from these generalists are compared with the core dimensions of effective primary care [ 23] one can see that generalists are particularly focused on issues to do with the comprehensiveness of care and the range of diagnoses, procedures and services that are required for such a comprehensive scope of practice.
It is notable that revising the search strategy and limiting the scope of a review, although reducing the comprehensiveness of the study, is acknowledged in the scoping review methodology as a step that is sometimes inevitable [ 26, 27].
On the other hand, there are few studies about the benefits of comprehensiveness, although the fact that family physicians cover a broader scope of practice compared to specialists has been well accepted.
Finally, scope of practice from the providers' viewpoint is still only an aspect of the complex components of "comprehensiveness".
Milner's encyclopedic work in the sense of comprehensiveness and breadth is decidedly un-encyclopedic because it provides particulars and details outside the scope of any particular discipline of study.
The pace and scope of this agreement contrasts with the speed, comprehensiveness and power of European intervention when it comes to rescuing banks, not people.
That notion of comprehensiveness has guided the institution ever since.
This demand of comprehensiveness is not all new.
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