Although 54% of Canadian hospitals have adopted the use of EHRs, this adoption process is still in its infancy.
As part of a bill that Scott signed, Florida just adopted the use of these orders.
The R&D group was so successful that the European headquarters adopted the use of teams for its management of the new brand launch.
Some non-Pashtuns, for instance, speak Pashto, while a larger number of Pashtuns, particularly in urban areas, have adopted the use of one of the dialects of Persian.
In addition to writing on clay, Anatolian scribes in the cities also adopted the use of the cylinder seal, which they decorated with designs of their own.
As they progressed in their work, Braque and Picasso adopted the use of a monochromatic scale to emphasize their focus on the inherent structure of their works.
Having to deal with virus outbreaks and spyware on a college campus on a regular basis, we have adopted the use of a utility that "zeros out" the hard drive.
Last-Second Replay Last week, the National Collegiate Athletic Association adopted the use of instant replay on last-second shots, partly because of what happened in Villanova's 67-66 loss to Miami on Jan . 17
At Google, which adopted the use of Objectives and Key Results (OKRs), as an alternative to traditional Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), employees are encouraged to achieve somewhere between 60 to 70% success.
Andrew Carnegie first established the modern-day credit hour in the early 1900s, allowing colleges to participate in a free pension system if they adopted the use of a "standard unit," also known as a "Carnegie unit," for college admissions.
The C.I.A. had adopted the use of waterboarding from a military survival training program, but the agency modified the technique as its medical professionals gleaned more information and experience.
