The conference has also spawned an array of businesses, albeit not-for-profit ones.The organisation has built an electronic warehouse of more than 1,700 previous talks, at TED.com.
Over the next two months, the Mayo Clinic plans to test the product of its own collaboration with I.B.M.: a secure electronic warehouse of the medical records of every patient who has consented to be included.
For the TKA groups in Study 1 and Study 2, preoperative (morning of surgery and following a 10-h fast) and postoperative (day 1 and day 2; the morning after surgery and following a 10-h fast during inpatient care) blood chemistries were performed at a hospital laboratory (blinded) and results were extracted from an electronic database warehouse.
The electronic data warehouse was queried for patients ≤18 years of age with a positive culture for S. pneumoniae isolated from blood, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), pleural fluid, joint fluid, bone, and/or abscesses during the study period.
Through the electronic data warehouse, 737 of 46,045 encounters were identified that met all inclusion criteria.
All the reported data will be collected in a predefined case report format and subsequently entered into a web-based electronic data-warehouse.
In the current article, we describe a regional oral health surveillance platform that queries an electronic clinical/administrative data warehouse, as well as findings from an application of this system in estimating the prevalence of moderate-to-severe periodontitis in an economically disadvantaged area of northwestern Wisconsin.
The request led to his first security product, an electronic system for the warehouse that sent such an alert.
APPLIED POWER INC., Waukesha, Wis., a maker of industrial and electronic components, sold five warehouses to W. P. Carey & Co., New York, for $29.1 million, and will lease them back.
In the FAA application, Walmart said it wanted to test drones for taking stock of trailers and other items in the parking lot of a warehouse using electronic tagging and other methods.
A spokeswoman for Cerner, whose Web site promotes its "data mining of our vast warehouse of electronic health records," said the company shares de-identified patient data with researchers or drug companies looking for patients to participate in clinical trials.
