First place went to a less conventional approach: multiple-source feedback, consisting of a confidential questionnaire for peers and patients, ranking of behavior, skills and knowledge, and computerized comparison of the radiologist's scores with those of other radiologists and doctors, ideally both nationally and locally.
The authors also found that the EHR-related education included point-of-care knowledge delivery, computerized decision support systems, profiling ACGME competencies, and daily work-flow management.
SIKey operates on secondary use of existing identification keys with logical reasoning and involves construction of computerized taxonomic knowledge base, tree-tracing for crossing nodes and generation of sub-keys.
Although obstacles exist to incorporating reminder systems into routine care [ 10- 12], to our knowledge, no study has examined patient acceptance of computerized reminders to improve routine health service delivery.
To the best of our knowledge, computerized dynamic posturography in FM has been reported only once before.
Computerized versions of questionnaires tend to be more commonly used, especially in research, but to our knowledge no effort has been made to compare the outcome of computerized tools to printed ones.
To the best of our knowledge, this study measure, for the first time, the effect of computerized image analysis on pathologists' grading of follicular lymphoma.
In corporate environments, skills assessments may take the shape of computerized skills tests or informal observations of employee knowledge.
Although the use of computerized entertainment is becoming more prevalent with older adults, knowledge of their preferences and usage habits is still limited.
Creating knowledge models such as this may lead to improvements in the design and evaluation of computerized health behavior protocols.
