Our office in 2003 expanded this high-risk area to include critical elements — like power distribution, water supply, telecommunications and emergency services — that rely extensively on computerized information systems and electronic data to carry out their operations.
A Toyota spokesman said the company had looked extensively at its computerized electronic throttle system, which controls the speed of its cars, and had found no faults.
This section from a position paper published in 1997 by the International Working Group on Harmonization of Dementia Drug Guidelines [ 31] is pertinent: 'Computerized procedures currently are used extensively in general psychopharmacology, and some systems have been developed specifically for use with demented patients.
Test retest reliability, construct-, criterion-, and discriminant validity of the computerized ANT-tasks are satisfactory and have extensively been described and illustrated elsewhere (Huijbregts et al. 2010a, b; Rowbotham et al. 2009).
For decades, governments and healthcare reform advocacy groups have urged that healthcare information technologies (HITs), such as electronic medical record (EMR) and computerized physician order entry (CPOE) systems, should be utilized extensively as a means to enhance patient safety, improve healthcare service quality, and reduce costs [ 1].
Although traditional neurocognitive batteries (TNB) have been used extensively in individuals with CKD, this is the first study to utilize a computerized testing (the Penn CNB) in this population.
Several different imaging modalities are being employed in this regard, including post-mortem (PM) skeletal radiographs, typically used to diagnose skeletal dysplasias and assess bone gestational changes [ 3], and cross-sectional imaging techniques including PM computerized tomography (CT and PMmagneticic resonance imaging (PMMR), which have been reviewed extensively elsewhere [ 4].
All participants were tested at the four sites in a randomized manner by one examiner (Xueyin Mo) who had been trained extensively in the use of QST by Wang K and Svensson P. The thermal tests were performed using a computerized thermal stimulator (MEDOC TSA-2001 apparatus, Medoc Ltd ,Ramat-Yishai, Israel).
Simulation fidelity varies in midwifery education including the use of scenarios, peer-to-peer learning, partial task trainers, computerized task trainers, screen based simulations, virtual reality, haptic systems, standardized patients and full scale simulation and is used extensively in Australian midwifery programs to teach both technical and non-technical skills [ 7].
See also computerized typesetting.
