In theory, secured debt should be attractive for high-tort firms because they have a large class of unsecured and uncovenanted creditors (tort claimants) exposed to redistribution in bankruptcy through the use of secured credit.
Therefore, sensitive information is exchanged as semi-electronic solutions by the use of a secured message exchange with predefined content between health care organizations.
It remains questionable whether the use of a more secured web environment or a better explanation about the privacy within the project would increase participation.
In the Article's final section, Professor Mann uses the decision-based model to explain three separate aspects of the pattern of secured credit: the relatively infrequent use of secured credit by companies with strong financial records, the relation between the use of collateral and the duration of the debt, and the apparently low rate of retention of security interests by suppliers.
As a conclusion, the study recommends the use of secured smartphones applications to access patients' records and the design of an architecture helping in reducing the current communication time for a faster service.
This move comes nearly two years after Chrome announced its slow-burning plan to promote the use of secured (HTTPS) pages across the browser.
Wharton and others seeking to promote the use of nickel remained powerful in Congress, and in 1866 secured authorization for a five-cent coin of copper nickel.
The health care system with universal coverage and the use of a unique personal identifier for all health care contacts limited selection bias and secured long-term follow-up.
However, prior writing on the value of secured debt ignores the distinction between the use and the availability of secured credit.
In a secured loan, the lender uses the equity of your property to insure the loan.
With its versatile conversion into liquid fuels, natural gas, and chemicals, the greater use of coal will help to build a healthier, wealthier and more energy-secured world.
