The article suggests there is potential for additional positive nannyism by the government while noting prominent examples of nanny-state failures: a bloated tax code, failures of prohibition and the hypocrisy of discouraging independent gambling while simultaneously promoting state-sponsored lotteries.
For I&C failures, the "key themes" are: common-mode failure, specification or coding failure, engineering change failure, regulatory issues, accident investigation, HMI weakness, cyber security, operator error, FMEA failure, and aging I&C.
As monitoring is the prerogative of the administrator (and due to the administrator-developer divide) monitoring tools have typically produced performance metrics, status codes, failure notifications and other values that are of direct use to the administrator.
That said, the recent criticism of President Obama seems impervious to a political climate that he did not create, and to the GOP's track record not just of bombast, or even of bluster for political point-scoring, but of bragging to divert the public's attention away from failure and to re-code failure as success ("Mission Accomplished!").
Codes 00 and 10 were considered success, and the other codes, failure; the code 10 is related to a little failure that does not require repair, so it was categorized as success.
Missing NOMESCO codes were expected in case of conservative treatment of small, stable fractures, patients experiencing death before operation or due to coding failure, whilst missing ICD-10 codes could be seen with other diseases treated with the same kind of intervention (e.g. arthrosis of the hip) or due to coding failure.
Furthermore, occasional incorrect coding, failure to ensure all vaccines administered had been entered on the practice clinical support system, and not checking the IMMFORM return meant that the PCT Data Quality Team had to spend a considerable time with individual practices to ensure accurate data returns.
That attitude is dangerously shortsighted – as society becomes increasingly dependent on technology the average person (or average congressperson) doesn't understand, it's necessary to have regulations in place to minimise coding failures that can leave people without power or worse.
That attitude is dangerously shortsighted as society becomes increasingly dependent on technology the average person (or average congressperson) doesn't understand, it's necessary to have regulations in place to minimize coding failures that can leave people without power or worse.
