The phrase "access chart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a chart or diagram that provides information or data that can be accessed or retrieved.
Example: "To better understand the project's progress, please refer to the access chart provided in the report."
Alternatives: "data chart" or "information chart".
Within the app, you can access charts and screencasts from traders.
Nurses or physicians can easily roll up a COW to access charts and perform their rounds.
A team of clinically trained professionals (Flatiron Health oncology nurses and certified tumor registrars) access each chart within this software to collect only specific data elements across many patients' charts, rather than review the entirety of any individual patient chart.
(R06) I wouldn't be surprised if say 5 years from now everyone has their iPad or something like that with access to chart information right on there so you can stay right up with it… (S07) Security issues are going to be huge but if they can get that sorted out I think that'll help it replace the medical chart to a certain degree.
Warning: Do not access the Chart worksheet as the recalculation time is inordinately high.
Since data were collected from patient's charts without contact with participants, access to charts was authorized by the Director of professional services and the study was approved by the Research Ethics Review Board of our center (Centre hospitalier affilié universitaire de Québec, Quebec, Quebec, Canada) without the need for individual patient's consent.
Third, a number of factors made it difficult to access residents' charts, e.g. if research staff were interrupted or had difficulty accessing hospital medical records or NHs charts, resulting in multiple trips to hospitals or NHs to collect all data.
Sheridan compared the booth to an office environment and said sitting at a table with headphones in quieter surroundings would give him better access to charts to call plays.
Bruce was denied access to charts, so was unable to establish the accurate location of phenomena.
When these relationships were developed, data collection was more efficient and complete as contact persons provided OPTIC research staff with access to charts and other required information.
