Sentence examples for pathway documentation from inspiring English sources

However, if pathways are to be more extensively used the issue of how use impacts on clinical decision making and clinical judgement has to be more fully explored, especially if pathway documentation do not include a written narrative of care.

The failure to detect all genes from these pathways could be explained by a lack of transcriptome coverage and/or by a lack of pathway documentation of these specific genes [ 25].

Care pathways documentation becomes an integral part of the clinical documentation and allows outcomes assessment [ 16].

Current German guidelines or recommendations in literature [ 39– 42] are mostly text based and static and thus, unfortunately, unable to particularly support clinical pathways with documentation workflows [ 43, 44].

Sundheim, while advocating for ramping up high-tech security measures along the U.S. Mexico border, said he supports giving the estimated 11 million immigrants in the county without documentation a "pathway to legal status".

The KEGG, JGI, MapMan, and our comparative annotation of EC (Enzyme Commission) numbers and GO terms were formatted into a PathoLogic-specific set according to the documentation for Pathway Tools [ 50] and used for the first ChlamyCyc database construction.

The purpose of this paper is to explore the role of documents and documentation in communication failure among healthcare professionals across the perioperative pathway.

Guidelines and pathways interact with clinical documentation or may even form the foundation for guideline-based clinical documentation.

There are other possible advantages to clinical pathways such as improved documentation, compliance with funding requirements and ease of audit, but this study did not address these issues.

The questionnaire covered the vaccination policy inside and outside infancy, eligibility criteria and their documentation, delivery pathways and constraints to service delivery.

Focus groups with midwives at two maternity units in Wales highlighted a number of issues including training, difficulties encountered when changing from traditional documentation to a pathway, potential for duplication of information if women contacted the unit more than once and for midwives to not exercise professional judgement.