Sentence examples for computerised results from inspiring English sources

The diagnoses of the patients treated were confirmed by cross-referencing with their medical notes and their biochemical markers (HCG, TSH, FT3 and FT4) were obtained from our computerised results recording system.

Additionally, there are mental challenges associated with the rapid adoption of new programs, the need to remember passwords and interpretation of computerised results.

For example, pharmacists using eP may believe that ready access to a wide variety of computerised results improves their ability to trap prescribing errors, but it may also reduce face-to-face contact with staff and patients because they no longer need to visit the wards to get the clinical information they need for effective prescription review.

Laboratory results were obtained from the hospital computerised laboratory results system (Oacis Clinical Care Suite, Dinmar, USA).

The duration of mechanical ventilation, the ICU stay, surgical procedures, computerised tomography results, and Glasgow Outcome Scores were prospectively recorded.

Other investigators [ 7] have demonstrated that computerised prescriptions result in total time saving advantages even when time to enter the information takes 2-3 times longer with computerised systems.

Interventions A system for ordering pathology tests and browsing results (computerised physician order entry, CPOE) and a system for requesting radiological examinations and displaying images (picture archiving and communications system, PACS).

In general, Hospital Information Systems (HIS) automate the patient administrative functions (such as patient profile information, scheduling of appointments, billing) and the clinical care functions (e.g. clinical notes, computerised prescriptions, online laboratory results, digital radiological imaging) and ultimately has the capability of eliminating paper processes within the clinical setting.

Computerised data of attendance and results of all screening examinations were recorded from the beginning of 1991 onwards.

The results obtained from images at 24 and 96 h post i.v. administration of the antibody were compared with results obtained from computerised tomography studies with regard to detection of previously unrecognised sites of metastatic disease and apparent false positive localisation.

There may be several explanations for this: HCV tests became available in 1991 2, but most laboratories did not import old test results when testing was computerised in the late nineties and we had only access to electronic test result.