Joanna Albrecht, Laura Maaß, Pinar Tokgöz, Robert Hrynyschyn, Kamil J Wrona, Anna Lea Stark, Celina Dunsche, Florian Fischer, Annalena Schmidt, Henriette Schulz, Sarah Hidding, Christoph Dockweiler
[How much digital public health is in public health degree programs? A systematic analysis of module handbooks in German full-time study programs at public colleges and universities]
Bundesgesundheitsblatt, Gesundheitsforschung, Gesundheitsschutz
hospital solid waste assessment regularly characterized large number known criteria qualitative quantitative nature qualitative criteria assessed human judgments predictably engage variety uncertainties fuzziness ignorance therefore hospital solid waste assessments need analyzed modeled using approaches handle uncertainties evidential reasoning er approach utilized analysis paper perhaps first time er approach applied regional hospital solid waste assessment assessment criteria characterized set assessment grades assumed commonly exclusive communally exhaustive assessment information incomplete complete qualitative quantitative imprecise precise modeled using cohesive belief structure er approach used aggregate multiple hospital solid waste assessment criteria resulting distributed assessment alternative proposed methodology applied regional hospital solid waste assessment province khuzestan iran