If there was no admission note, we examined the last documented examination in the emergency department before ward admission.
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Their medical records were reviewed for any documented examination.
Six out of 12 patients had 6/6 or better vision with at least one eye at the last documented examination.
Lastly, we examined the proportion of facilities documenting examinations in the patient records and the frequency of trauma facilities storing images from sonography.
Although most clinicians will carefully document the results of an electrocardiogram, they seem to be less motivated to document examination findings for an injury that is not life threatening.
Patient was followed-up every 3 months after primary surgery with documented physical examination, every 6 months for ultrasonic examination, every 12 months for conventional CT-scan further spiral chest CT scan if indicated.
Recommendations have been published on how to store images and document examinations [25], but these are not followed.
One of these methods is the use of Bayesian networks (BNs) (Fenton and Neil 2012; Taroni et al. 2014), which has been applied to the interpretation of various kinds of evidence, including DNA (Evett et al. 2002), fire incidents (Biedermann et al. 2005), gunshot residue (Biedermann et al. 2009; Fenton et al. 2014), glass (Zadora 2009), and document examinations (Biedermann et al. 2011).
The magnitude of this problem was documented by examination of published papers; 51 of 67 (76%) were considered flawed for one or more reasons.
