That led to the passing, in 1978, of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), the law that established procedures for surveillance of communications.
A considerable proportion of colonoscopy use concerns procedures for surveillance purposes.
27, 28, 30 However, selecting common procedures for surveillance and increasing the number of participating hospitals should increase the precision.
Standard operating procedures for surveillance implementation were developed and disseminated to participating countries; in short, data on suspected cases and deaths are recorded and transmitted weekly from health centers to the district medical officer, including zero reporting, and onward by radio, telephone, fax, or email to provincial and national levels [ 3].
Consensus should be achieved, in order to define standardized procedures for MRSA surveillance in different healthcare settings.
Standard procedures for meningitis surveillance are missing due to lack of supplies at health facilities and laboratories and due to inadequate training of staff.
The second cohort was from Tainan, Taiwan, and the screening design, protocol, procedures for referral, surveillance and follow-up are very similar to that used in the Keelung programme.
While the court unanimously rejected complaints made by the third set of applicants, under Article 6 (right to a fair trial), about the domestic procedure for challenging secret surveillance measures, and under Article 14 (prohibition of discrimination).
7 10 Currently in the USA about 15 25% of all colonoscopy procedures are being performed for surveillance purposes, 11 12 while in the Netherlands estimates range from 13%to40%0%.
The identification of tumor biomarkers used alone or, in particular, in combination could greatly facilitate the surveillance procedure for cohorts of subjects exposed to asbestos.
