However, this would be impractical because it would lead to two clock domains in equipment that require blanking intervals, and this would cause unnecessary complexity in logic design.
Second, each author further grouped these categories into their higher-order domains (eg, equipment failure was grouped with equipment unavailability and insufficient supplies to become 'equipment and supplies)'.
In the equipment domain, this is equally prevalent among a broad range of companies, mainly focusing on discrete areas.
In equipment domain, sphygmomanometer was available at all PHCs and CHCs, measuring tape was available in about 80%% of facilities, and height measurement equipment was available in about half of all facilities.
Policy Based Management is used in this framework to provide QoS in DS domain, controlling heterogeneous equipments of different manufacturers.
We divided all the items of the questionnaire in five domains (Human resources, equipment, point-of-care supplies, laboratory based tests and drugs), and for two disease conditions (hypertension and diabetes).
Facilities were assessed for 36 items in 5 domains (human-resource, equipment, drug supplies, point-of-care tests and laboratory services) with a focus on management of hypertension and diabetes mellitus in primary-care.
That's a big benefit for organizations that are running a directory like Microsoft's Active Directory, which is what allows computer to join domains, authenticate users, locate and connect to equipment on the domain, like printers, and access other network services, like SQL Server databases.
Existing building performance metrics cover a wide variety of domains including energy performance, equipment performance, electric lighting, indoor environmental quality, capital and operating costs, and environmental impact.
Dialysis independency is defined as self-reliance on the following three domains: dialysis setup and equipment maintenance, cannulation or catheter access, and dialysis therapy management.
