These included measurements that failed to be included in the central hospital database and malfunction of the point-of-care analyzer.
This paper presents a learning database system that can accommodate malfunction observations.
Since no long-term malfunctions of the database occurred during the analysed period of 1 January 2005 14 July 2012, we assumed that the database covers 100% of patients undergoing RTx.
The database was created by combining, beyond the malfunction information, various characteristics of space weather: geomagnetic activity indexes, fluxes and fluencies of electrons and protons at different energy, solar wind characteristics and other solar, interplanetary and geophysical data.
The Investigative Fund compiled a database of 237 instances of deaths, injuries and malfunctions reported to the FDA's "adverse events" database.
Ms. Gasaway's experience with a faulty access-control measure on a CD-ROM database helped persuade the Library of Congress to recommend the exception for malfunctioning technology.
Last fall, Congress adopted the library's recommendation that when the copyright safeguards malfunction on "literary works, including computer programs and databases," that an individual has legally purchased, the person be allowed to use technology like the software Mr. Sklyarov developed to regain reading access to the work.
If a hospital error reporting system existed, device incidents, malfunctions or near misses typically were documented in an operative or incident report, error database, or a patient's chart.
If you purchase a Web-based database management solution, ensure that you have access to support personnel in the event that the system malfunctions.
Three years ago Bill Wynn, then a database administrator for Citibank, kept noticing that whenever one user's PC froze, it would cause the database to malfunction, sometimes reducing the entire network's productivity.
