Sentence examples for linked department from inspiring English sources

Likewise, Stanley Cobb (1887 1968) had been given $350,000 from the General Education Board to create a university linked department of neurology at Harvard.

Analyses of medical outcomes were limited to motorcycle crash records with linked emergency department or inpatient records.

Medical outcomes were derived from linked emergency department and inpatient records and include billing information related to the visit such as billed charges, length of stay, and discharge status.

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The board also learned that the Police Department would not be able to provide an early unofficial count as it has in years past on election night because the computer lines linking the department to the elections board no longer exist.

This expansion, which began in 1900 with a tunnel linking a department store and its annex and blossomed with Mies van der Rohe's Toronto-Dominion Centre in the 1960s, has its detractors who lament a missed opportunity to create something grander, more unified and coherent than what exists today.

The software creates an integrated electronic medical records system that aims to link every department in a healthcare facility to a central database, integrating the process so that everyone from the receptionist to the doctor to the lab to the pharmacy can track a patient's progress.

For example, family planning services at a national obstetric hospital are not linked to other departments, including the infectious disease department that provides ANC and delivery services for HIV-infected women.

If we hire him, we should expect similar content to be posted on or directly linked from the department Web site".

The program will operate out of a police substation on Washington Street in Lower Manhattan and will have its own Web page linked to the department site, Mr. Kelly said at a briefing for reporters.

Ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) has been linked to emergency department (ED) intubation and length of stay (LOS).