The phrase "alert implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, software development, or project management, where it refers to the process of setting up or executing an alert system.
Example: "The team is currently working on the alert implementation to ensure that users receive timely notifications about system issues."
Alternatives: "notification setup" or "alert system deployment".
Data analysis after alert implementation identifies a global sensitivity of 80%, which improved after the first 2 months of transition.
Mansour et al. [ 14] noted a lack of consistency in the way pharmacists managed alerts during the first few months following alert implementation.
In the before-after study [ 14], the alert warned pharmacists about potassium level above the set value and was tracked 63 times over the 3-month alert implementation period with the largest number of cases occurring during order entry for a potassium supplement (20 cases) and an ACE inhibitor (34 cases).
The intelligence that was acquired and shared by the intelligence community was not specific as to time and place, but should have been sufficient to prompt action to insure a heightened sense of alert and implementation of additional defensive measures.
A delay in alert or implementation of these measures could increase the risk of transmission.
A rapid response mechanism for investigation alerts and implementation of control measures as outlined in outbreak preparedness plans (e.g., by an interagency outbreak control committee) are also crucial.
Three-quarters of the deaths in this study have occurred since that alert, suggesting incomplete implementation or effectiveness of those mitigation measures.
Early self-isolation and social distancing measures can be highly effective, as shown for the SARS epidemic [ 26]: after the WHO's global alert and the implementation of massive infection control measures, the effective reproduction numbers in Hong Kong, Vietnam, Singapore and Canada fell below unity.
Furthermore, quality systems following the whole chain of outbreak management (alert, outbreak control measures, implementation, and evaluation) are needed.
Prior to implementation of alert, 48 hospitalized patients were treated for hyperkalaemia but only 14 cases of hyperkalaemia required treatment after the alert was implemented, a statistically significant decrease in ADEs related to hyperkalaemia (p<0.001).
This program allows implementation of alerts, error messages and skip patterns, and reduces the likelihood of entry errors as well as missing information.
