Little information is available on the extent to which households, businesses, and government institutions from outside the sector visit these web sites or whether the information available is actionable (UNISDR 2015a).
This study aimed to contribute to the challenge of obtaining benchmarking information that is actionable and targets end users (in this case policy-makers) [ 10].
"We are taking the data and converting it into actionable information — and this is actionable information hour by hour.
Ultimately, we will show that these three theories, taken together, raise significant doubt about the plausibility of the expectation that genetic risk information is clinically "actionable" on the basis of expectations that it may provide motivation to patients.
The multicondition electronic model described in this study performed better than previously published comparators and could be implemented in real-time, suggesting that adult internal medicine patients at highest risk of post-discharge events can be identified early in the course of their hospital stay, when this information is most actionable.
"That is actionable information," Schlosser says.
For example, nonpublic personal financial information that is collected, processed, sold, or disclosed pursuant to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and its implementing rules or the California Financial Information Privacy Act is also generally exempt from the CCPA (although a breach in the security of this information would be actionable in a private party suit brought under the CCPA).
In iOS 10, Notes will become more interactive, underlining bits of information that's actionable — so if you jot down a friend's birthday in Notes, it might underline the date and suggest that you create a calendar event to remember it.
