Sentence examples for improved overview of from inspiring English sources

Although most information would still have to be communicated through phones or EHR, the participants expected reductions in the number of log-ins and log-outs in the EHR, improved overview of patient care activities, more proactive coordination of care and improved communication with patients and their relatives.

Furthermore, with an improved overview of the network, it is possible to reduce interference and eliminate issues such as hidden node problems.

In countries participating in the pilot phase, such as Zimbabwe, this has already resulted in much better exchange of ideas, greater efficiency in finding partners for research, and an improved overview of scientific activities.

By giving managers a better overview of their performance, and clues on how to improve it, the laundries group has achieved both financial and environmental goals.

However, our analysis improved the overview of the input-output relationships on which the circadian clock period is based.

This chapter provides an overview of improving the security of client workstations.

The challenge of how to improve breastfeeding, with an overview of breastfeeding patterns in the 1990s, is summarised among the World Summit for Children goals.

Finally, several consecutive EFS runs were performed to see whether the obtained synthesis results can be further improved (see Figure 4 in "Overview of the proposed feature synthesis system" section).

By focusing on the hydroxynitrile lyase-catalysed synthesis of enantiopure cyanohydrins, we give an overview of strategies to improve commercially utilized enzymes and to suppress non-enzymatic reactions.

We then give an overview of therapies potentially improving the microcirculation in critically ill patients and propose a clinical trial aimed at demonstrating that therapy targeting improvement of the microcirculation results in improved organ function in patients with severe sepsis and septic shock.

Then, we give an overview of therapies potentially improving the microcirculation in critically ill patients (fluid resuscitation, blood transfusion, and vasoactive agents) and propose a clinical trial aimed at demonstrating that therapy targeting improvement of the microcirculation results in improved organ function in patients with severe sepsis and septic shock.