Bernthal has the right, worked-over look for the role of an honest cop whose code is nevertheless his own.
are limited to the clinical space while research identifiers (i.e. "subject 12432") are never tied to the personal or clinical identifies except through the honest broker's code book.
This allowed each center the flexibility of using different database technologies within their own organizations and permitted each institution to locally keep the honest broker's code book for linking the IMS de-identified case numbers to the patient identifiers.
The policy's defenders attribute the error rate to the complexity of the tax code and honest mistakes by people claiming the credit.
DOCTORS complain that honest errors in how they code treatments are often mistaken for skulduggery, and that the automation of claims-monitoring could make this worse.
Labour's Harman said the leave campaign should stop speaking in code and be honest that slashing red tape meant wanting to abolish maternity and paternity rights and holiday entitlements.
We seek an honest and fair corporate tax code, greater transparency in corporate ownership and operations, and commonsense policies to combat the facilitation of money laundering and other criminal activity by the legitimate financial system.
For the first time, however, the code calls for ' honest and correct' information and for communication of error and adverse event as a tool for controlling quality and managing clinical risk.
Isn't it time we start being honest about how America's tax code really redistributes wealth?
The House proposal mocks honest clergy as much as the tax code.
