Sentence examples for new records system from inspiring English sources

Deasy initially downplayed difficulties with the new records system across the district, but then assigned a team of senior administrators to address them.

Leaders of both the administrators union and the teachers union have faulted L.A. Unified for switching to the new records system without adequate preparation.

Deasy's resignation last year followed a series of missteps including a failed $1.3-billion 1.3-billionrovidefforts to all students that became the target of an FBI investigation, the troubled rollout of a new records system that providedents at riPadsf notograllating on time and frequent conflictstudentschool board members and thatteachers union.

That is apparently a violation of the federal Privacy Act, which requires that government agencies accept public comment before new records systems are created.

As doctors and hospitals struggle to make new records systems work, the winners are big companies that lobbied for the legislation that allowed their sales to soar.

But today, as doctors and hospitals struggle to make new records systems work, the clear winners are big companies like Allscripts that lobbied for that legislation and pushed aside smaller competitors.

As doctors and hospitals struggle to make new records systems work, the winners are big companies that lobbied for the legislation that allowed their sales to soar, Julie Creswell reports.

Nowhere does the new record system honestly record the interaction of these two most important players in the process of healing.

These preliminary studies suggest that the new recording system might be a suitable substitute for the routine 10-20 systespeciallyally in young infants and neonates.

Simon Kempton, of the Police Federation, said the new recording system played a large part in the rise, but added: "If we intervene in violent crime, we are more likely to use force, which goes without saying, I guess.

To evaluate the use of a combined strategy (a nurse opinion-leader; evidence-based guidelines; a staff education programme and a new recording system) for the implementation of multidisciplinary stroke assessment in an acute hospital setting as measured by the compliance of different professional groups.