However, primary care teams are already facing significant time and workload pressures and the addition of new IT 'solutions' depends on demonstrable value in improving individual patient care alongside efficiency for the practice team.
Despite the central importance of patient perspectives of care and the demonstrable value of patient-centered measures, to date there has been limited progress in incorporating patient perspectives into quality measurement in injury care.
The demonstrable value of history-taking software as compared with physician-acquired histories depends on the training, knowledge and time available for history-taking by physicians as well as the burden of disease in a population.
Indeed, it's this anomaly that is, most curiously, at the center of the art business: new work that continues to be produced, of which there is no real limited quantity, and that has no long-term track record of maintaining value, is now worth much more than the work of historic artists with limited availability and demonstrable value.
The FRET sensor developed by Lin et al. has demonstrable value in the detection of H3-K9 methylatinn in mouse embryonic fibroblasts.
This results in an emphasis on job placement and starting salaries for recent graduates, and often in the elimination of foreign-language and other humanities departments, because they add no demonstrable "value" to students.
There is, however, one demonstrable value to being a sports fan.
Procurement could take place under PSN frameworks where there is a demonstrable value for money, it adds.
But at the end of the day, businesses need to choose tools that have proven track records and can provide demonstrable value to their organizations.
Revolutionary products succeed when they deliver demonstrable value to their users.
