To assess the actions taken to manage dispensing errors, to investigate pharmacists' perceptions of ideal methods for managing dispensing errors, and to evaluate the reliability of in-house dispensing error reporting systems.
In-house precision error on the scanner used, as determined from duplicate examinations in ten healthy subjects, was 1.5% for LST.
In-house precision error on the scanner used, as determined from duplicate examinations in ten healthy subjects, was 1.9% for total body BMC.
It showed how they built their house, trial and error, how they messed up and finally figured out a way — but then the community aspect of it, too, that was interesting.
As an example of how the point-radius method would be applied, the locality for our traveling salesperson would be assigned to his or her house, but the error radius would be 360 km (based on the corner-to-corner distance across Wyoming).
In the case of the housing variable, we do not have to separate it into a predicted mean housing and an error, since in this case the calculations are more precise and the error for this case is approximately zero.
This effect appears logical and correlates with increasing errors in other repetitive or tiring vocations such as errors by house officers related to time in hospital, inadvertent errors at simulated laparoscopy as mental and physical workload increases and impairment in perceptual and motor ability in nurses toward the end of nightshifts.
Riley at first contacted the printing house to have the error corrected, but decided to keep the misprint because of the poem's growing popularity.
To better understand the effect of housing type on positional error, we compared large multi-building and multi-unit parcels with "other" housing stock (defined as single family as well as double and triple-decker homes).
Correction: June 11 , 2004 Friday A picture last Friday with the Living Here column, about environmentally sensitive houses, was published in error.
