Sentence examples for notifications derived from from inspiring English sources

Cancer registration in the UK relies mainly on routine medical and administrative records from National Health Service (NHS) hospitals where cancer is diagnosed and treated, supplemented by notifications derived from death certificates mentioning cancer.

Data on prevalent and incident infection in these settings are derived from routine notifications reportable by public health agencies and sporadic prevalence surveys conducted in the context of screening programs [ 2].

All information in the database is derived from the notifications, and the data (including "country of infection") are thus based on the best judgment of the notifying clinician based on the patient history and knowledge of the characteristics of the pathogen in question.

The information is derived from birth notification forms completed by midwives attending the birth.

To estimate numbers of annual infections in the future, a minimum expected average annual incidence of dengue infection was derived from baseline using notifications between 1991 and 2007 100, (Scott Ritchie, Far North Queensland Health Service, personal communication)) (i.e. not including the most recent and unusual 2008 2009 epidemic) and population resident in the at risk region.

Maternal and neonatal data were derived from the birth notification system, a database established by the Health Promotion Administration, Ministry of Health and Welfare, Taiwan [ 19].

Assessments of hospitalizations and mortality are potentially underreported given that they are reported by the facilities and are not derived from claims or death notification forms.

We discuss how these behaviors affect the notification-task management user experience and offer design guidelines derived from these results to inform better design of systems that interrupt through notification.