Sentence examples for handover systems from inspiring English sources

The detail with which handover systems were described in the policies was generally greater in the community Trusts than the acute Trusts.

Decisions relating to Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (DNACPR) are complex and require tried and tested decision-making processes as well as handover systems involving the patient, relevant others and a multidisciplinary healthcare team.

Wireless systems similar to the one described here are not yet commonplace in secondary care in Europe, although limited computerised handover systems have shown the potential for patient benefit.

There is also limited guidance on the portability of decisions, that is, whether decisions should be accepted automatically by healthcare providers outside the establishment of the primary decision-maker and how the handover systems should be organised.

This might explain why community services tended to describe handover systems in more detail than acute Trusts and why the proportion of portable decisions and unified policies was greater among community than acute Trusts.

This paper presents an effective cross-layer designed packet scheduling, call admission control, and handover system to provide a seamless video streaming services over LTE network.

In most of the existing researches, the outage probability in hard handover system is obtained with the hysteresis level h being assumed infinite so that it is impossible to handover to the neighboring cell.

Also, its proposed vertical handover system might be considered as a reference model for other models in any future framework such as the ambient networks [21] and Y-Comm [22].

Even though an application layer handoff approach, proactive and adaptive handover system [4], was proposed using session initiation protocol (SIP) [5], some network and data link layer operations can be integrated, for example an IP address pre-fetching and link layer call admission.

13 14 A computerised handover system was shown to reduce adverse events relating to inpatients.

These patients either trusted the handover system and the healthcare providers' performance or they did not consider participation in handovers a reasonable patient task.