When 87% of patients are unwilling to comprehensively share their health information with their providers, we have a serious patient safety issue in our country.
And the keys lay with hospitals that focus on big machines and bold moves, secure mobile technology, comprehensively share data, empower patients and renew commitments as stewards of beneficence to create the future of health care worldwide.
Despite more than four years of legislation, executive orders and presidential directives, the Bush administration has yet to comprehensively improve sharing of counterterrorism information among dozens of federal agencies -- and between them and thousands of nonfederal partners, government investigators have concluded.
We concluded that these dimensions had more to do with notions of functional integration, which, according to Contandriopoulos et al. [ 29], combines financial, information, and network management systems comprehensively to create the shared governance required to coordinate integrated clinical teams' practices and operations.
This agreement must comprehensively deal with the separate but related challenges of source, neighboring, transit and resettlement countries, including a proper system of global burden sharing.
Are they willing to share data comprehensively or are they reticent to share select information?
The comprehensively studied subjects included six pairs of brothers with the same mutation, and 9 mutations shared by 2 or more unrelated individuals.
By comprehensively considering water and energy conservation indicators, the unique operation mode and ratio of the heat load shared by dry or wet sections are determined under various meteorological parameters.
The Finn beat Fisichella by just over one second at the chequered flag and, while the Italian shared the podium with the stars of the show, he was clearly shell-shocked at being comprehensively out-raced by the unflappable McLaren team leader.
It took years before the U.S. responded appropriately to the HIV/AIDS epidemic, but when it did respond, it did so comprehensively and aggressively because everyone was at risk of contracting HIV not only from sexual relationships, but also innocently through blood transfusions and immorally (as reported at the time) through shared drug needles.
Providers can use PROs to more comprehensively assess and monitor their patients' health and treatment efficacy and safety, uncover hidden disability, the impact on health-related quality of life, and improve shared decision making.
