Sentence examples for available timely from inspiring English sources

It supports administrative processes related to patients' data, assuring information is broadly available, timely, reliable and always correct, or as we used to say: 'correct first time'"(Interview with a member of the Strategy Board) "The new system lets you collect and store huge amounts of data.

—Female, age 49 The biggest problem is that not enough information is available, and available timely, so that people have a chance to think and digest and maybe talk about it with other people before they make those kinds of decisions regarding transplant.

—Male, age 69 Male and female participants of all ages also indicated that medical professionals provided very little information about transplantation: The biggest problem is that not enough information is available, and available timely, so that people have a chance to think and digest and maybe talk about it with other people before they make those kinds of decisions regarding transplant.

"The dearth of terrestrial infrastructure has a direct impact on the ability to deliver life-giving supplies, indeed where something as basic as blood is not always available for timely treatment.

Police have learned that it is a waste of their time to take the person to an emergency room -- they will have to hang around for hours after which there is no bed available, no timely outpatient appointment, no housing solution.

A few, but measurable indicators, should be selected with the assurance that they will be readily available and timely.

With readily available and timely information, public health responses to diseases of international concern can be guided appropriately.

32 In an increasingly connected world, data being easily available allows timely dissemination of important advances and findings.

An ongoing process with data entered and checked as they become available allows timely recovery of errors and missing data.

We strongly believe that cancer patients in China should have the same opportunity as the cancer patients in other countries can receive the best available treatment timely".

In Figure  5, the net annual change in utilisation (the net change in the proportion of available funds timely spent between two years) from 2010 to 2012, is shown.