Sentence examples for dedicated registry from inspiring English sources
An on-line assessment of Flu-OR via a simple dedicated registry may contribute to better match resources and needs.
The Mayo knee questionnaire was administered to patients during an in-person clinic visit, by mail or by a phone call by trained, dedicated registry staff, at 2- and 5-year time-points post-arthroplasty.
In Uganda, where this was discussed at length, enrolled women explained how they were able to forge a special relationship with the friendlier, dedicated registry nurses who sought, and would accept, full disclosure.
Complications were monitored by e-mail or during clinic visit preoperatively and at 1 month, 3 months, and 6 months and annually after the procedure by a dedicated registry staff.
The present study was approved by the local ethics committee (San Raffaele Hospital ethics committee), and the need for informed consent from the patients was waived, given the retrospective nature of the study and the existence of all data in a dedicated registry.
The most important registry study was undertaken in Bernalillo County, New Mexico, USA, using data from a dedicated ILD registry and employing broad case-identification procedures and systematic chart review (Coultas et al, 1994).
Today, that integration has gone live across Target's website, mobile web and in the dedicated Target registry app.
A dedicated online registry able to assess the week-by-week Flu-OR in each ICU may help to better distribute resources according to the actual needs.
We used data from a nationwide large scale registry dedicated to myocardial infarction.
In addition, we designed a dedicated website screening registry to prospectively assess the specific burden related to the A(H1N1) pandemic in ICUs recruited on a voluntary basis.
In this prospective observational study using a dedicated online screening registry designed to assess the daily burden of the A(H1N1) influenza pandemic on French ICUs, we found important variations in the actual influenza burden between geographical areas, university and non-university hospitals, and time.
