Sentence examples for improving documentation from inspiring English sources
This is all minimally documented; we are working on improving documentation, but users of this software are encouraged to add documentation to these wiki pages.
For the first time we have demonstrated that an evidence-based guideline for seizure management can be implemented in Ireland and used to standardize care for seizures in the emergency department improving documentation rates and clinical evaluation.
The tenets are: paradigm of soils, scientific methodology, functional landscapes, soils as individuals, behavioral functions of soils, improving documentation, sharing pedological knowledge, reliability of information, and enhancing decision making.
The emphasis should be on improving documentation, communication between service providers, and public understanding of the risks of burns.
In summary, medical record documentation varied depending on the measure in question, with room for improving documentation in most domains.
The authors cannot comment on whether this tool increases overall use or if the change is purely in improving documentation.
Therefore, this category is divided into organizational improvements (e.g., improved documentation or process automation) and medical improvements.
To improve documentation and resulting quality improvement, we recommend the revision of the neonatology patient chart and onsite training/supervision.
We hypothesized that a progress note template containing comorbidities and complications would improve documentation and teach residents to correctly document comorbidities and complications.
In a separate performance improvement project, however, we had markedly improved documentation of aspirin and beta-blocker use in chest pain patients using a CDSS with a single reminder phrase just above the "ENTER" button of a given HPI template.
This study aimed to implement a multidisciplinary quality improvement project in Perth Royal Infirmary A&E department to improve documentation of visual acuity (VA) in patients presenting with ocular injury.
