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There is no centrally collated data on prison healthcare privatisation, but Dr Marc Stern, an expert on correctional health at the University of Washington and former head doctor of Washington state prisons, estimates that more than half of all state and local prisons and jails have outsourced their healthcare and that the industry is worth more than $3bn a year.

Many previous studies have collated data on historical tsunami heights in southwestern Japan based on records of damage (e.g., Hatori 1974 , 1985 Murakami et al. 1996).

The questionnaire collated data on the 'hospital anxiety and depression score' (HADS), the perceived quality of communication delivered and the external support outside the ICU that was sought.

I collated data on testes mass (excluding epididymides), body mass, multiple paternity, EGP and alpha paternity from species of wild mammal populations.

27 We collated data on 9665 patients from VISTA.

The review collated data on 540 volunteers reported in 14 papers.

Quill collates data on thousands of these games and can produce thousands of articles almost instantaneously, one for each match, in a style similar to sportswriters, who are easy to imitate".

It collates data on prices and transactions and catches fraudsters.

He says that what is new about his book is that he has been able to collate data on such a scale.

However, several financial-publishing companies now collate data on monthly returns which hedge funds supply to them voluntarily, presumably in order to impress potential investors.

The Health and Safety Executive only collates data on assaults that results in absence of three days or more and it does not record whether the attacker was a pupil, parent or member of the public.