Sentence examples for paperless records from inspiring English sources

Shivers is shy on details of exactly what the Doxos product looks like, but from our conversation earlier today I gather that it is a single-sign on system where consumers will be able to manage and store all of their paperless records.

At this point, it must be stated that full implementation includes not only completely paperless records, but is also recognized as computer system success.

Our control group also had patient data displayed to them through web pages, but paperless records have been shown to be more understandable than paper-based records (Hippisley-Cox et al, 2003) and subjects in the control group were forced to consider all pertinent patient data and make all decisions in our simulation.

The potential beneftis of electronic medical records, particularly in obstetrics, has been emphasized: "Obstetrics is an ideal speciality for both the implementation and evaluation of the effectiveness of a paperless record.

We wanted to have paperless medical records.

We sourced data using the comprehensive paperless RIE Pregnancy Support Clinic PSCC) records and database.

It has also ensured the implementation of paperless medical records during hospital accreditation and healthcare inspections so as to encourage a hospital's initial intention to use electronic medical records.

Studies show advantages of paperless medical records [ 15], but also negative aspects of EMR as structural changes of the physician-patient-encounter for example by the position of the computer as well as reduced eye-to-eye contact and an increased duration of the visit are known [ 16, 17].

" But only seven out of 134 Virginia localities [counties and cities] do not use paperless Direct Recording Electronic (DRE) voting machines".

The startup comes out of stealth this week with the announcement of $9.5 million in funding led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers for its goal of taking corporate records paperless through its industrial paper digitizing robots.

Data came from the National Institute of Health Research NIHR Biomedical Research Centrere (BRC) Case Register, which is an anonymised copy of the Trust's paperless electronic patient record database (Stewart et al. 2009), covering all care since 2006.