This article discusses relative strengths and weaknesses of studies using computerized monitoring systems (CMS) in more detail later.
The available methods of detection include voluntary reporting [ 16– 18], patient interviews and chart reviews [ 16], trigger tools [ 19] and computerized monitoring systems [ 20– 23].
Using computerized monitoring systems (CMS) to generate signals associated with changes in laboratory results with other methods can improve ADR reporting.
Officials said in August that they hoped to expand the computerized monitoring system, which would allow them to post up-to-date information on breakdowns as they occurred.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to spend $1.3 million to hook up more than 300 elevators and escalators in the subways to a computerized monitoring system that would allow it to respond more quickly to breakdowns.
A computerized monitoring system makes sure temperatures remain between 59 and 68 degrees Fahrenheit (15 and 20 degrees Celsius), depending on where the fish is in its life cycle.
Sandy Alderson, the Padres' chief executive, was in charge of umpire relations and discipline while an executive at M.L.B. from 1998 through 2005, during the implementation of the controversial QuesTec computerized monitoring system as well as the umpires' disastrous mass resignation in 1999.
This computerized monitoring system has the capability of measuring different aspects of olfactory function in mice using different paradigms including threshold evaluation, generalization tasks, habituation/dishabituation, olfactory associative learning, short-term olfactory memory with or without a spatial component, and olfactory preferences.
To ensure that product consistency is maintained and to reduce the amount of products discarded as waste, Burger King utilizes a computerized monitoring system created by Integrated Control Corp ,or ICC.
While spontaneous reporting underestimates the real incidence of ADEs [ 24], the use of computerized monitoring system generates the best results [ 22, 23].
UNICEF and WHO have provided support to the Government of Turkmenistan in polio eradication, training on immunization programme management, safe immunization practices, upgrading existing cold chain facilities, and development of a computerized monitoring system for vaccine distribution and utilization.
