Sentence examples for electronic data collections from inspiring English sources
The history of genetic toxicology and electronic data collections are reviewed.
The design principles discussed in the Design and Implementation section can be applicable to a wide variety of data collection implementations, particularly those who might also be interested in implementing similar large-scale community-based geo-tagged electronic data collections.
Computer-administrated electronic data collections are accepted and desirable for assessments of health-related quality of life in clinical studies since they yield high-quality data and no missing data[ 20].
This case study seeks to design a generic survey framework PDA-based geo-tagged malaria-related data collection tool (PGMS) that can be used not only for large-scale community-level geo-tagged electronic malaria-related surveys, but also for a wide variety of electronic data collections of other infectious diseases.
Of the respondents, 51 maternity units did not collect data electronically and 31 units with electronic data collection did not electronically record anthropometric data.
We use the Our Voice electronic data collection tool to collect photo and narrative data relevant to healthy aging in Anchorage.
Family history is generally not difficult to collect, especially with electronic data collection tools such as the Surgeon General's My Family Health Portrait, although integrating the information into an independent electronic medical record (EMR) is not trivial.
These surveys will be collected via a secured electronic data collection system.
We investigated the feasibility, the ease of implementation, and the extent to which community health workers with little experience in electronic data collection could be trained and successfully supervised to collect data using mobile phones in a large health survey.
Data were collected retrospectively by physicians and documented using an electronic Data Collection Form.
Electronic data collection utilising portable devices offers a potentially effective means of collecting self-reported risk factor information from patients.
