Sentence examples for computerized errors from inspiring English sources

Dr. Kleinman said that since much of the testing performed these days was computerized, errors were rare.

Such computerized error-correction systems are starting to make it out of cancer centers into more mainstream hospitals.

As such, it is possible that other errors went undetected, though this possibility was mitigated somewhat by the use of the chart reviewers and computerized error detection.

Slower responses were computerized as errors and excluded from the averaged reaction time in a final (after each test) score of error rate and mean reaction time.

In addition, most referrals and prescriptions are still written by hand; computerized entry would eliminate errors caused by sloppy handwriting.

Although computerized records can avert errors that generate lawsuits, some hospital executives worry that full and accessible records could lower the threshold for such suits.

"Symptom checklists, the Standardized Assessment of Concussion (SAC), neuropsychological testing (paper-and-pencil and computerized) and the Balance Error Scoring System may be helpful tools in diagnosing and managing concussions but should not be used alone for making a diagnosis".

Nevertheless, this computerized approach is not error free, and double-checking must be performed by the prescriber physician.

All patient data were generated as a result of patient care and entered on site using a software program that included computerized pick lists, automated error checking, and calculation of physiological means.

Literature has shown that computerized creatinine clearance alerts reduce errors during prescribing, and applying human factors principles may further reduce errors.

Specifically, computerization of processes that are error-prone and computerized decision support may substantially improve both efficiency and quality, as well as dramatically facilitate quality measurement.