Sentence examples for computerised knowledge from inspiring English sources
However, CDSSs have become increasingly sophisticated by matching patient characteristics with computerised knowledge bases and using algorithms to generate patient-specific assessments or treatment recommendations.
The Web-enabled approach is based upon client server architecture that enables the sharing and delivery of computerised planning models and knowledge via the Internet, intranets or extranets, which allows widespread access by authorised users around the clock, across the world or throughout the company.
As, to our knowledge, there is no evidence of a fully computerised set of interRAI suite instruments throughout the whole world, this research can be considered innovative.
To date, few hospitals in the UK have implemented a comprehensive IT system with the aim of reducing error and enhancing patient safety, and there is as yet little knowledge on the implications of such a highly computerised environment for working practices and care processes.
A common template will be designed for the management of knowledge (not limited to methadone prescribing) in a standard computerised format.
Computerised guidelines are an attractive paradigm for clinical decision support tools, since much of the knowledge contained in guidelines has already been rendered explicit.
Many computerised DSSs failed for various reasons, for example, they were not based on best available knowledge; there was insufficient emphasis on their need for high quality clinical data; their development was technology-led; or evaluation methods were misapplied.
Our society is connected and computerised like never before and this has brought us big benefits in terms of trade, access to knowledge and education and better communications.
Now, it's all computerised.
It has become privatised and computerised.
