Sentence examples for computerized alerts from inspiring English sources

Methods to evaluate the extent to which computerized alerts support prescribers' information processing are lacking.

Two studies in this review combined computerized alerts and group academic detailing [ 31, 32].

Sites that scored highest on this practice had automated, computerized alerts integrated into electronic medical records.

Effective interventions included one-to-one academic detailing, computerized alerts and reminders, pharmacist-led collaborative care, and multifaceted disease management.

In two studies by Raebel et al [ 34, 35] daily computerized alerts identifying incomplete laboratory tests for a range of drugs (such as amiodarone, carbamazepine, and statins) were sent to pharmacists who telephoned patients about the missing tests.

RR interventions can also be directed at immunization providers using processes such as reminders attached by nurses or receptionists to patient charts and, with the growth of electronic medical records (EMRs) and registries, through computerized alerts [ 14, 15].

Indeed, a computerized alert system for imports that was started at the F.D.A. in 2001 is still not complete.

Cheryl Johnson, a spokeswoman for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, said officials planned to use some of the new technologies, including chemical sensors and computerized alert systems, in a simulated subway attack later this year.

Cheryl Johnson, a spokeswoman for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, said officials planned to use some of the new technologies, including chemical sensors and computerized alert systems, in a simulated subway attack that may happen sometime this year.

We describe here the function of a computerized alert system linked to the order entry, designed to limit the number of potentially inappropriate laboratory test requests.

We evaluated the impact of a computerized alert program for contrast-induced AKI for hospitalized patients undergoing contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT).