Less than a quarter had full electronic records that all doctors had full access to.
E-mail, in full electronic mail, messages transmitted and received by digital computers through a network.
E-government, in full electronic government, the use of information and communication technologies, particularly the Internet, in government.
Hospitals with both full electronic psychiatric records and unrestricted access to them had significantly lower readmission rates for psychiatric patients.
At the same time, doctors working in casualty can access the full electronic records of a patient on arrival.
The following year, 1977, saw the full electronic impact of Donna Summer's I Feel Love and Kraftwerk's Trans-Europe Express.
The company opened as a full electronic exchange in 2010 and now represents more than ten per cent of the trading volume on the American equities market.
As full electronic versions of books, they allow for personalised annotations, interactivity with a digital dictionary and embedding of text notes and questions.
EDSAC, in full Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator, the first full-size stored-program computer, built at the University of Cambridge, Eng., by Maurice Wilkes and others to provide a formal computing service for users.
Something similar happened to Brazil's president Dilma Rousseff, just as world leaders were targeted at the G20, while India and Germany were among other countries treated to the full electronic harvest treatment.
"I think people still crave the human contact," said Jonathan Breckon, head of public affairs at the Royal Geographical Society in London, one of the most venerable of all explorer stages and whose audio-visual equipment has received a full electronic upgrade from digital mapping to sound clips.
