In 2005, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) launched Hospital Compare, which publicized data on hospitals' compliance with process-of-care metrics (for instance, whether a patient with pneumonia received the correct type of antibiotic, according to the medical evidence).
They've also publicized data on each shooting's circumstances, including the race of everybody involved and whether the person who was shot committed a crime before the shooting.
We cannot distinguish between these concepts…Relatively speaking, it is more feasible to publicize the data on public security, e.g. the number of police records and people arrested, and the number of crimes committed.
The bill provides for oversight of ICE, and places numerous limits on the agency, outlining protections for pregnant detainees, requirements for publicizing data about who is in custody and prohibitions on destroying records.
Undaunted by geographic limitations, she surveyed and publicized data that documented the mismanagement of living conditions and health care among the occupational forces on the Indian continent.
Scientific analyses of data on the repeated failures of the majority of highly publicized and well-funded cancer projects that are claimed as 'targeted' therapies, 'personalized' or 'precision' medicine or the recent trials on 'immunotherapies' are rarely reported.
However, in the last publicized outcomes for this indicator, [ 10] about 40% of hospitals could not provide data on mortality after discharge.
In publicizing the information, organizers said in a posting that they were trying to supply groups opposed to the Republican National Committee "with data on the delegates to use in whatever way they see fit".
In a decision handed down last week but publicized by the regulatory agency yesterday, Judge Shuzelle sided with the government, which had been challenged by a coalition of credit reporting agencies and other companies that collect personal data on consumers.
