The observers will collect data using personal digital assistants (PDAs) for electronic on-site data entry.
Replacing paper forms with electronic, on-site data entry could be used to minimize missing data, but was not feasible at the time.
The advantages of OFETs are printability, mechanical flexibility, stretchability and disposability, meaning that the fabricated OFET could open up a new approach for low-cost electronic devices toward on-site detection of nitrate in aqueous media.
The combination of various bio-sensing platforms within smartphone-integrated electronic readers provides accurate on-site and on-time diagnostics based on various types of chemical and biological targets.
Data are captured routinely by health providers using structured clinical records, and these data are transferred to an on-site electronic patient information system by dedicated data clerks.
All data are prospectively entered into a secure on-site electronic clinical database to readily facilitate access and retrieval.
In multivariate analyses, younger patients and the availability of primary care physicians, electronic medical records, and on-site laboratory tests were associated with more effective preventive care services (P < 0.05).
A Toronto city council member is pushing to require electronic music festivals to have paramedics on-site, to be paid for by promoters.
This news follows Toronto councillor Paula Fletcher's recent announcement that she'll be pushing to implement an initiative requiring electronic music festivals to have paramedics on-site, to be paid for by promoters.
Furthermore, the effects of on-site Coulomb repulsion on electronic structure, magnetism, and ferroelectricity were also discussed.
Adverse events (AEs) were captured and collected on-site by the study investigators using electronic case report forms.
