Sentence examples for documentation order from inspiring English sources

Group B - Queen Victoria, East Sussex and Western Sussex – are seeking e-prescribing, clinical documentation, order communications and an integrated clinical portal.

The clinical information system provides staff with complete electronic documentation, order entry (e.g., medications), and direct access to laboratory results.

This system provides staff with complete electronic documentation, order entry (for example, medications), and direct access to laboratory results.

"Task" comprises the wholeness of tasks and working processes that have to be completed (e.g. nursing documentation, order entry etc).

This clinical information system provides staff with complete electronic documentation, order entry (for example, medications) and direct access to laboratory results.

Currently, ORBIS® is applied to following HIS functions: clinical documentation, administrative documentation, order-entry and scheduling.

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA), where the plane was registered, said regulators there found its safety documentation in order earlier this year.

These same op-eds also show no awareness of the long history of withholding documentation in order to keep marginalized people excluded – by making their daily lives ever more precarious, their bodies ever more vulnerable to the state's violence.

With scheduling, on the other hand, the proof would be right in your insurance contract, which forces you, in effect, to have your documentation in order ahead of time.

Folk art collections, thus dependent at least in part upon the accidents of survival, must be supplemented by photographic and written documentation in order for a representative view of the whole art to be obtained.

On the other hand, Tomalin is a brilliant summarist, with a Pepys-like gift of her own for evoking the sights, sounds and smells of 17th-century London, and she has performed an invaluable service by so patiently and carefully sifting through mounds of documentation in order to bring us back the good stuff.