In addition, a limitation of both PNC utilization indices is that they only reflect the quantity of PNC; they indicate nothing about the spacing of visits or the content, clinical adequacy, or quality of PNC [ 8].
The questionnaire was designed to obtain opinions on core attributes previously outlined [ 17] – content adequacy (understanding), relevance (a balanced view) and matching of information with the individual's experience (visual appeal).
Based upon conceptual models in the areas of IS and technology adoption, and using responses from 1992 users, we validated a five-dimension service quality instrument involving: usability, usefulness of content, adequacy of information, accessibility, and interaction.
The contents and adequacy of any such statement shall not be subject to judicial review in any respect.
The contents and adequacy of any statement required by subsection (b)(1)(D) shall not be subject to judicial review in any respect.
36 On the other hand, it has been shown that nurse-reported staffing adequacy is associated with the accessibility of assistive personnel, 37 and qualitative interviews indicate that the content of staffing adequacy includes how nurses assess the personnel mix, the cohesiveness of the staff, the delivery systems and 'knowing' the patients.
Therefore, future studies combining the adequacy of the content of prenatal care and the adequacy of prenatal care utilisation are recommended.
Family medicine experts were much stricter than patients in their evaluation of the content of the letters (adequacy and clarity of disease description and adequacy of recommendations), indicating that they focused on the transfer of medical facts.
Several ways of aggregating foods are possible to describe and evaluate eating behaviors (dietary contents, adequacy, exposure, environmental impacts, etc).
