Sentence examples for computerized reporting system from inspiring English sources

The new computerized reporting system that the police expect to have up and running by the spring will be able to pick out patterns in stops and arrests, which should allow officials to take the highway's varying demographic patterns into account.

This study was conducted to evaluate this computerized reporting system.

The environmental/cultural barriers of "poor user friendliness of computerized reporting system" and "presence of alternative documentation methods" have also already been described.

The "is staff time available" tertiary determinant was related to the environmental/cultural factor of "poor user friendliness of computerized reporting system", as demonstrated by the statement by r119 above, and by the statement; "When a minor fall may occur towards the end of a shift and there are other acute patient issues to manage.

r212, nurse iv) Absence of training for computerized reporting systems "Training for XXXX (computer program) would be helpful to decrease time to complete the forms" r63, nurse Analysis of results by ward and hospital revealed clustering of comments (24 of 51) in the "poor user friendliness of computerized reporting system" category originating from seven wards within one participating hospital.

All Swedish county councils have computerized reporting systems and any health care practitioners can submit incidents [ 25].

The process for completing incident reports at participating sites was via a computerized incident reporting system designed to capture all types of adverse events.

133 cases of breast cancer IMLN recurrence were identified via the computerized CT reporting system between February 2003 and June 2008, during which chest CT for patients with breast cancer (n = 8867) were performed consecutively at Cancer Hospital, Fudan University, Shanghai, China.

r208, nurse ii) poor access to computers to use the computerized incident reporting system: "Less likely to complete because decreased access to computers" r159, occupational therapist iii) Non-reporting by role models "Role models – if nursing medical staff are compliant to reporting falls, I'm more likely to report falls" r116, physiotherapist.

Previous computerized EEG reporting systems have been published (Aurlien et al., 1999; Finnerup et al., 1999).

Although now computerized, the spontaneous reporting system has been in place in the United States since the 1950s [ 3].