This is Neurath's anti-foundationalism: Insofar as they were genuinely scientific statements, consistency with the spirit that opposed science to dogmatic speculation and, no less importantly, opposed naturalistic attention to actual practice, required that protocols too be testable.
In fact, strict labeling practices require that everything in the product be listed on the label.
Therefore, development of ISs that truly support public health practices require that technical, cognitive, and social issues be taken into consideration.
Pervasive ideals of fair information practices require that personal data collected about individuals be limited, accurate, secure and disclosed to third-parties only with consent.
In addition, its complex business model and unethical practices required that the company use accounting limitations to misrepresent earnings and modify the balance sheet to indicate favorable performance.
Sound business practices require that business decisions give due consideration to the interest of shareholders, customers, employees, suppliers, business partners, local communities and other organisations.
Staff at 80% of practices reported that the default method for communicating normal results required patients to telephone the practice and 40% of practices required that patients also call for abnormal results.
If chemotherapy is not administered (mainly in case of change in dose, change in treatment, or cancellation of treatment), then good manufacturing practices require that unused doses be thrown away.
Furthermore, the massive number of independent streams in practice requires that anomaly detectors be fully automated.
