While these pathology collections were relatively simple, contemporary biobanks exhibit considerable variation in scope, purpose, type of material collected, and participant population.
35 37 The diversity and variation in scope, structure and infrastructure in outpatient care may foster more opportunity for error.
Such moderate agreement may reflect variation in scope, with OHIP-14 assessing oral impacts on all levels, in accordance with the model by Locker [ 10], while OIDP emphasizes the most severe impacts only: the levels of handicap and disability.
It is widely recognized that there is significant state-level variation in scope-of-practice regulations (SSoPRs) for nurse practitioners (NPs).
Specify what is "in scope" and "out of scope".
Large variations in products scope and production scale are evident.
Despite variations in structure, scope, delivery and location (hospital-based or community based), the primary aim of chronic care programs is to improve the health and well-being of people affected by chronic illness and decrease avoidable hospital admissions [ 3].
During this period, different APE-training curricula, implemented mainly by non-government organizations (NGOs) supporting the Ministry of Health (MoH), resulted in CHWs with wide variations in their scope of work mainly taking care of single "verticalized programmes" such as HIV/AIDS or tuberculosis [ 4].
International variations in the scope of practice of health care professionals suggest that groupings of skills into professions are often arbitrary and owe more to custom, traditions, incentives, professional politics, and power than to logic and providers' actual skills [ 203, 204].
The generalizability of the results is limited due to the variations in NP scopes of practice nationally and internationally.
