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To meet these criteria, we preferred a 24-hour based system over a shift model.

A major reason for this seems to be strict exclusion criteria based on organ-system abnormalities and functional status limitations (Lewis et al, 2003).

Prior to the introduction of the CDSS in the ambulance service, 999 emergency calls were handled by non-clinical staff using a basic classificatory system (Criteria Based Dispatch) which meant taking a name and address and, usually, dispatching an ambulance.

To try and evaluate if a pro-active MET approach, started from October 2013, based on daily hospital rounds of select patient groups, to try and identify at-risk patients, is more effective, when compared with the traditional, physiological-criteria based alert system, in reducing the overall Code Blue numbers in a tertiary care hospital in India.

Regulators are applying a short list of criteria based on a secret ratings system they use to gauge a financial institution's health.

Table 1 TERI GRIHA system of criteria based evaluation Criteria Criteria detail Points Nature of criteria Criteria Criteria detail Points Nature of criteria 1 Site selection 1 Partly mandatory 18 Renewable energy utilization 5   2 Preserve and protect the landscape during construction depository forestation.

Oilo et al. [ 24] concentrated on a different type of scoring system, with criteria based on treatment need.

Inappropriate admission to the ward was defined on predetermined criteria based upon an early warning system [ 16].

A panel of expert pathologists confirmed diagnoses and ensured uniformity of classification criteria, based on the 1998 World Health Organization/International Society of Urological Pathology system (Epstein et al. 1998).

The system uses criteria based on size, number and location of tumors, lymph node spread, extrahepatic metastasis, portal vein thrombosis, and liver function (Child-Pugh scores) [ 38].

The grading system uses criteria based on physiological findings, anatomical regions affected and mechanisms of injury, as described by the field triage decision scheme of the ACSCOT [ 10].