The phrase "alert bypass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to security systems, software, or protocols where an alert is intentionally ignored or circumvented.
Example: "The technician performed an alert bypass to troubleshoot the system without triggering unnecessary alarms."
Alternatives: "alarm override" or "notification bypass".
It takes actions to combat that, such as the burying and promoting of certain comments, but this new email alert system will bypass that.
To bypass the alert (if EPR accessed in error or by non-home team clinician), An exclusion: if receiving dialysis/end-of-life care, or 'None of the above'.
A mandatory interaction then opened a menu window that required users to choose: To bypass the alert (if EPR accessed in error or by non-home team clinician), An exclusion: if receiving dialysis/end-of-life care, or 'None of the above'.
However, rather than preventing the alert from appearing again, bypassing it simply hid it until the next time the patient's chart was accessed.
Therefore, when the free-text alert (figure 2) is bypassed on day 1 (so-called 'third-party ignore'), it will be shown again on day 1 to other (or the same) clinicians who next access the patient's record regardless of whether enoxaparin has since been prescribed.
It has been reported that pharmacy software is less than ideal [ 9] and that safety alerts are often bypassed [ 10].
Time to alert the Lyft driver to bypass the fast-food drive-thrus that decorate Moreland Avenue and let you out at Delia's Chicken Sausage Stand in East Atlanta Village instead.
The other half were of the 'low and slow' variety which are actually harder to detect as they can bypass the triggers that alert security tools to ongoing system attacks.
The travel agents "carefully study anti-fraud detection systems and have tricks to either bypass them or delay alerts so their customers would be able to use the service before the fraud is detected," the researchers wrote.
