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Loss to follow-up was defined as the lack of any new entries into the information systems regarding CD4+ T cell count, viral load, diagnosis of AIDS, or the filling of a prescription for antiretroviral drugs for a period of more than six months.
The times from specimen data entry into the laboratory information system to result reporting were calculated by extracting data from the Laboratory Information System (Medipath, LRS Health; Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) with an integral analytic software module.
However, to be truly useful, such systems must be integrated into the overall medical informatics architecture including order entry into the radiology information system, the ability to receive orders from the radiology information system, acceptance and transcription of dictation, and transmission of validated reports to the hospital information system (HIS for billing capture.
Mr. Branch reminds us of Mr. Clinton's broader achievements in office: his deft stewardship of America's longest economic expansion and the country's entry into the globalized information age.
Upon entry into the U.S., information about an I-94 form will be provided to you by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer.
We use Standard and Poor's (S&P) entry into the market for insurance ratings previously covered by a monopolist, A.M. Best, to empirically test the impact of entry on the information content of ratings.
That's why I don't feel too afraid of losing the six-week vacations I like to take together with my wife, even if the entry of India and China into the information age is likely to increase global prosperity to new heights.
Second, for hypothesis 4 through 6, we test if the entry into information technology and the government support policy have influenced corporate growth.
The IDS's electronic databases captured all diagnoses during this time period; for diagnoses recorded on paper, data entry clerks transferred the information into the databases.
