These fleeting frames, with state-of-the-art computerised recreations of buildings falling down, have got us so excited we punched a wall, hiccuped and broke wind.
For most measures including overall satisfaction, staff (administrative, nursing and medical users) gave the recently introduced system of computerised HCs a median mark of 8 out of 10 (Table 1).
9 Electronic methods of adherence monitoring (ie, computerised records of pharmacy prescription refills, electronic records of pill box opening or medication event monitoring systems) may provide some insight into long-term persistence with treatment and accurate timing of drug administration.
Giorgio Moroder E=MC2 (1979) E=MC2 is an album of sequencer-driven, computerised disco, of the sort Moroder pioneered with Donna Summer's I Feel Love.
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.
Computerised data of attendance and results of all screening examinations were recorded from the beginning of 1991 onwards.
Approximately 87% of medical practices are computerised, and of these 80% use Read codes – which is expected to rise to above 90% in the next three years.
In summary, our findings suggest that the novel technique of estimating the volume of dense breast tissue, which involves computerised modelling of mammographic breast density using a fully automated system, may be useful in large epidemiological studies.
And of course we had not computerised some of the basic areas like the drug dispensing areas and the money collection areas.
We used computerised matching of names, addresses and dates of birth to link the Census 2001 for Scotland to the Scottish Community Health Index (CHI), which is a register of patients using the National Health Service (NHS) in Scotland.
It is hoped that the ALDS item bank will play an important part in the implementation of computerised adaptive testing of functional status.
