The MNH bottleneck analysis tool was comprehensive and facilitated the identification of relevant bottlenecks associated with essential care during labour and childbirth.
First, given the diverse range of project types and methods employed across health-related sectors, it was imperative that the tool be comprehensive enough to capture salient risk-related concerns, but also concise enough to prevent feelings of burden by users.
Sometimes these tools are comprehensive, taking into account also social and economical issues (people-planet-profit), some of them consider all technical aspects of construction (BREEAM, DGNB) and others limit their scope voluntarily to one aspect, like for example energy (Minergie, PassivHaus).
These tools are comprehensive and facilitate several types of queries.
51 While these frailty assessment tools are comprehensive, they involve performance-based measurements that may be impractical in preoperative clinic setting.
However, as Bausewein et al [ 189] point out, no one of the many assessment tools available is comprehensive enough as a single instrument to measure the sensation of breathlessness, its effect on quality of life, and response to treatment.
The development of scoring systems should occur over time with many collaborators willing to continually revise and refine the tool until it is comprehensive without being burdensome.
