The phrase "a prospective system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a system that is expected or likely to be developed or implemented in the future.
Example: "The researchers are currently evaluating a prospective system for managing urban traffic more efficiently."
Alternatives: "an anticipated system" or "a potential system".
While a retrospective checklist has great value in quantifying the nature and incidence of errors in order to provide better future care, a prospective system of protocols, memorized by all the staff and made part of ongoing care, is more likely to influence patient outcomes.
As well as the identification of salient attacks and weak points in a prospective system, the proposed method also highlights which factors and security components contribute most to a component's difficulty and attack ranking respectively.
A prospective system that incorporates the purposeful, standardized collection of partial condemnation data pertaining to organs of interest for disease surveillance could be validated with other health information.
However, in a prospective system, the specification of a reference time period is required, which may impact the sensitivity and specificity of cluster detection.
To determine whether space-time clusters are the result of true disease outbreaks, validation with other information, such as source farm and laboratory records would be required before a formal prospective system is introduced.
A comprehensive, prospective system for health RCS evaluation was suggested, in which long-term impact across different levels is considered throughout the whole project cycle (Srivastava et al. 2009; Minja and Nsanzabana 2010; Podems 2010) using clear conceptual frameworks, multiple data sources and valid standards to enhance quality.
In 2003 Germany started to replace its per-day hospital payment system by a prospective payment system based on diagnosis related groups (DRG).
This trend may, however, be explained partly by the increase in age at time of diagnosis, a more complete disease registration (owing to the addition of outpatient clinic diagnoses in the Danish National Registry of Patients) from 1995 onwards, and the introduction of the diagnosis related group system as a prospective payment system around 2000.
In the Netherlands, an ex-ante (prospective) system compensates insurers for actuarially predictable health expenditure differentials induced by socio-demographic and morbidity variables, such as age, sex, income, location and prior health care consumption (chronic pharmaceutical dependencies and prior hospitalization).
The biggest one, German "Krankenhaus-Infections-Surveillance-System", NeoKISS (http://www.nrz-hygiene.de/en/surveillance/hospital-infection-surveillance-system) began in January 2000 as a prospective surveillance system for VLBW infants [ 8, 9].
Brossette SE et al. [ 16] reported a successful hospital-wide prospective system with good accuracy in 2006, which combined clinical microbiology (including serological and molecular testing) and patient status data; the sensitivity was 0.86 and specificity was 0.98.
