Software packages helped staff to handle their patient loads effectively (e.g., by improving workflow and ensuring patients are not lost to follow up), improve workflow, track and cross-match patients (e.g., for identification of compatible blood donors), and to undertake internal performance measurement [ 43, 45].
NDM is not designed for real-time, i.e., dynamic, clinical decision making (e.g., [ 8], Housset & Junod, 2003), but rather to derive a general decision tree to be studied as a potential (hypothetical) clinical workflow, with follow-up testing being specified by the outcome of the previous test.
Furthermore, recommendations for a prospective medical strategy are presented and a workflow for routine follow-up during pregnancy is suggested.
A pretrial registry may help assess a site's ability to achieve adequate enrollment of the target patient population, integrate protocol requirements into clinical workflow, and accomplish appropriate follow-up.
The electronic follow-up form was integrated in the clinical workflow.
This complexity may introduce circumstances requiring special attention to EHR workflow to prevent loss of follow-up of important clinical information.
The typical process documentation for one cancer entity comprised between 10 and 16 pages with separate pathways and workflow diagrams for diagnostics, treatment and follow-up processes.
The natural follow-up question, of course, is what qualifies as a "better" workflow.
Follow-up of the associations is a key part of the workflow because an association is only describing the data set.
Workflow example using PFOA to identify candidates for follow-up.
Is it possible to define a single and all-embracing clinical documentation workflow from first diagnostics to (repeated) therapy and follow-up?
