Administrators can sort potentially preventable readmissions into categories that are actionable for improvement.
Therefore, their clinical relevance and potential for being actionable are quite limited.
You might say this is the human lot, but for a self-critical psychiatrist these actions are actionable.
Current guidelines typically sanction the return of genetic results if they are actionable or clinically useful for the research participants [ 18, 32- 34].
Therefore, building on a genomic data sharing code of conduct we previously proposed (Knoppers et al. 2011b), we will now endeavor to design a Code that is actionable and applicable and practicable for funders, regulators, researchers, clinicians, and patient-participants using genomic and clinical data.
The new Contact Cards are actionable, too, allowing you to search for further emails from that person, click to compose a new email to them, add them to your address book, edit their information, or click on the Facebook or Flickr icon to go to their profile on those networks.
The results should have significant health implications for the participant, be actionable, and the test needs to be analytically valid.
Questions need to be sufficiently important (i.e., address a large part of the epidemic) to justify the in-depth search for data, to be actionable (i.e., that an answer will result in public health decisions), to have sufficient data available to answer the question and to be feasible given time and resource constraints.
It depends whether being singled out for this dishonour without due cause is actionable.
He has found that a combination of Amplitude and Looker is the best for gaining actionable insights; Amplitude gives you the data and Looker organizes it in a way that's actionable.
