The criterion of completeness requires that the propositions and methods used to accomplish a task be completely and clearly disclosed using standard terminology.
The first set was extracted and manipulated by data managers at their native sites just as they normally would and was used as a standard for assessment of completeness and correctness.
Accomplishment of a task in accordance with that agreed upon standards of accuracy, completeness and efficiency (http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/human-performance.html ).html
It is unrealistic to expect that all SSA countries will achieve adequately high performance of national health information systems to global standards of timeliness, completeness, quality, and data use over the next 10 20 years.
Given that comorbidity is clearly clinically relevant when considering the risk of a case, we hoped that its inclusion in a risk model would drive up standards of data completeness and quality.
The cancer registries providing the data (the Northern and Yorkshire Cancer Registry and Information Service NYCRISIS and the NSW Central Cancer Registry NSWCCRCR) are population based, have been operational for several decades and have high standards of data completeness, quality and follow-up.
Practices contributing data to the Clinical Practice Research Datalink are advised of recording guidelines and their data are accepted only when they meet standards of data completeness, 15 so they are likely to record disease events better than general practices that do not contribute.
We regarded the DNRP as the reference standard in the study of completeness.
We used chart reviews as our reference standard; therefore, completeness of chart documentation could not be evaluated.
The use of IOPTH for predicting surgical cure after parathyroidectomy is well established and has become the standard of care in verifying completeness of surgical resection after parathyroidectomy [ 18, 26, 32– 32].
