From 2011/12, the UKROC database will be commissioned under a service level agreement to provide the commissioning data set for all eight Level 1 services in London, and in future will become the national vehicle for collation of activity data to apply the multi-level payment model and calculate re-imbursement.
Broad methodological steps included physical mapping of sites within each area, collecting data from secondary and tertiary key informants (people who are in contact with persons engaged in high-risk activities), collation of data from multiple sources, and its triangulation through interviews from selected individuals from within the high-risk community.
In comparing BioSense with other commonly-used automated surveillance systems such as EARS, ESSENCE, or RODS, it is useful to distinguish between the BioSense program, which supports a number of activities including collation of numerous data types from around the U.S., vs. the BioSense application, which displays data and analyses.
The study presents a collation of information on the activities of the above actors.
DK and AM were responsible for managing the community engagement activities, supporting the collation and analysis of data and commenting on the manuscript.
We assessed only the M&E function and examined the following M&E activities: data collection, collation and reporting, and analysis.
Quality Assurance Reference Centres act to support the team and have a considerable role in the regional collation, processing and monitoring of screening activity data including interval cancers.
A research project, 'Cultivating Societies', was implemented to examine the nature, timing and extent of agricultural activity in Neolithic Ireland through collation and analysis of different strands of published and unpublished archaeological and environmental evidence, with a particular focus on plant macro-remains, pollen, settlement and 14C data.
The central activity of performance monitoring is the collation of data to facilitate the reporting of performance indicators, that is to say quantitative or qualitative variables that allow for the identification of changes produced by a specific intervention, activity, project, programme or policy (OECD 2002) [ 5].
Personnel costs were estimated by multiplying their salary during the period by the proportion of their time spent for EPI activities and then adding to it any collation paid them.
