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I haven't been introduced to a "Working Joe" at this point in the game, but they have been mentioned several times in dialogue and in the documentation found in the nice retro terminals.

To establish that lifestyle counseling documentation was copied, we required that it be exactly identical to documentation found in the previous note.

Similar to the practice of pedagogical documentation found in Reggio Emilia and in Sweden, this approach is currently being piloted in British Columbia as part of a larger in-service educational process led by the second author (see section 3 below).

Documentation found in our study was often duplicative and lengthy.

The findings from this audit suggest that electronic written nursing records only partly are in accordance with research recommendations for best practice, and that shortcomings of nursing documentation found in other clinical specialties apply to mental health nursing, as well.

In addition to this supplement, additional documentation can be found in the full set of PMWG documents and the PERCH protocol, which are freely available for consultation and consideration (http://www.jhsph.edu/ivac/perch.html).html

If you go to the monthly data or the climatology, a link to the relevant documentation can be found in the blue menu bar on the left side of the page.

Validation results, tutorials and documentation can be found in the Supplementary Information.

We propose that two new quality indicators be considered: 1) BMIs should be recorded in the medical record at least biannually for all patients who visit their providers biannually; and 2) for morbidly obese patients, documentation should be found in the record indicating that some action was taken, such as patient education or referral to a weight loss program.

Extensive documentation can also be found in the collection on Modigliani's key participation in the design of a large-scale model of the U.S. economy, called the MPS (an abbreviation deriving from collaborators MIT, Pennsylvania State University, and Social Science Research Council), sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank, a model used by the U.S. government until the 1990s.

The Bechers' sharply focused "objective" style of documentation found its source in the Neue Sachlichkeit ("New Objectivity") movement, which had emerged in Germany in the 1920s.