Sentence examples for assessing documentation from inspiring English sources

"We have been assessing documentation from a range of different sources, including South Yorkshire police and the national archive, and continue to liaise with the National Union of Mineworkers and the Orgreave Truth and Justice Campaign to gain access to any documentation they may have.

Assessing change in practice by assessing documentation of the Ottawa ankle rules in the case notes was hampered by inconsistencies in the quality of documentation.

This is an eleven-item critical appraisal tool which assesses documentation of eligibility, subject allocation and randomisation, subject assessment and blinding, subject follow-up, data assessment and analysis.

A retrospective, blinded pre/post chart review assessed documentation behavior; abstracted outcomes were analyzed using Fisher's exact test.

This review will have the capacity to assess documentation of any actions related to the key topics starting initially with complementary and alternative therapies.

This study involved a chart review for a sample of 1351 patient charts to assess documentation and coding practices at dialysis clinics, and the participation rate in CORR.

We randomly selected and reviewed 600 charts (550 paper and 50 electronic records) from 12 GP clinics to determine patient eligibility for preventive screening and to assess documentation of preventive screening interventions for all 6 conditions considered.

Analysis for this study was focused on assessing the documentation and coding of each admission therefore, there was no need to account for multiple admissions for a child.

On the other hand, researchers and practitioners need to assess whether documentation cost outweighs its benefit.

In a tiered approach three aspects of these "non-guideline" studies are assessed: the documentation of the study (reliability), the quality of the study design (adequacy) and the scope of examination (validity).

Audit was performed to assess physiotherapy documentation within the adult cystic fibrosis unit at Birmingham Heartlands Hospital, against nationally accepted standards compiled by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (1993) and the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Respiratory Care (1994).