Sentence examples for introduction of computerised from inspiring English sources

Obama argued that the introduction of computerised medical records and other technological changes, which will cost $50bn initially, will help create savings that could be used for health insurance.

The business, which brought in $100 billion in sales last year, was given a spurt in the late 1990s both by falling phone costs and by the introduction of computerised "predictive diallers".

These include an up-front, non-reimbursable charge (initially one euro) for consulting a doctor; the introduction of computerised and shared medical records, to cut down on duplicated testing and to help diagnoses; and the requirement to be registered with a single family doctor, who will act as a gatekeeper for specialist consultations.

The introduction of computerised medical records in public hospitals is, without a doubt, one of the biggest changes made in patient health care in the last few years.

The introduction of computerised ticketing, zonal public address systems and closed-circuit television for monitoring turnstile areas meant that Ibrox was at the forefront of stadium management.

Two years following the introduction of computerised HCs, clinic staff were asked for feedback regarding the content of computerised HCs.

The indicators could be feasibly implemented in the UK by audit of computerised general practice records.

There are nearly 30 million patient years of computerised data in THIN.

To find the attitudes and expectations of doctors during the process of computerising primary care (PC).

This paper reports an experience of computerising a clinical guideline for the management of non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM).

These fleeting frames, with state-of-the-art computerised recreations of buildings falling down, have got us so excited we punched a wall, hiccuped and broke wind.