Surveyed EMR countries exhibited a wide variance regarding the structure and comprehensiveness of the policies, laws and regulations on CAM products.
A fourth author (LAC) reviewed these transcripts and the preliminary coding structure to assess comprehensiveness and properties of emerging codes.
The articles differed in comprehensiveness and structure of contents, but generally included researchers' short biography and sections covering their personal and public life, research activities, scientific contributions, affiliation with institutions, awards, etc.
Fourth, while the Beers' criteria may be easy to use, they lack comprehensiveness, organization, and structure.
Patients with schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder and their clinicians completed the draft measures and structured cognitive debriefing interviews assessing the measures' comprehensibility, clarity, and comprehensiveness.
To the best of my knowledge, there is no system even close to structure elucidator in terms of coverage, comprehensiveness, usability and speed.
The framework is validated by surveying experts to provide their views and feedback on the correctness and comprehensiveness of the framework structure and its associated tasks.
The first dimension included ensuring that the participatory process included appropriate stakeholders; that it balanced comprehensiveness (enough detail) with comprehensibility (ability to be understood); that it identified policy insights related back to the feedback structure; and that it influenced policy direction in the long term (Schwaninger and Grösser 2008).
61 63 Finally, comprehensiveness refers to a care structure being able to respond in an integrated way to all of patients' needs.
The availability and comprehensiveness of existing health and/or social structures and institutions (e.g. hospitals, schools, businesses, and religious structures) may also affect the ability of CBC programs to engage in collaborations and may be a function of multiple other factors, including available funding.
