Sentence examples for process of surveillance from inspiring English sources

Haemovigilance is the process of surveillance of blood transfusion procedures including unexpected hazards and reactions during the transfusion pathway in both donors and recipients.

This information is collected by the TJRR prospectively for all cases through a process of active surveillance (using the electronic health records of the integrated healthcare system to monitor the patient's activity), passive surveillance (surgeon reporting to the TJRR data repository center), and adjudication of identified cases to assure that all fit the pre-specified definition of the event.

The government is in the process of redrafting surveillance legislation, with a forthcoming Investigatory Powers Bill due to be debated in Parliament this autumn.

Two interviewees who did not record injuries considered the formal process of injury surveillance to be unimportant because they believed they could remember all of their athletes' injuries without writing them down.

Instead, we're implicated in a cold process of digital surveillance.

Why doesn't this military intelligence regulation reflect the court ruling that President Bush and his Republican allies pointed to as the reason Congress needed to reform FISA, using the tragic fate of Specialist Jimenez as an illustration of how the FISA court ruling could foul up the process of getting surveillance on some bad guys in Iraq?

In the summer of 2001, New Jersey (NJ) was in the process of developing surveillance activities for bioterrorism.

Each step in the whole process of passive surveillance is transparent and the resulting sensitivity of the process being analyzed can be referred to the assumptions made.

Integral to this process of immune surveillance is the natural killer (NK) cell, a type of leukocyte that has a major role in the rejection of tumours.

Included studies were stratified by HAI type and by the intended application of the administrative data within the process of HAI surveillance.

This intuitive framework is not only an easy-to-use process of assessing surveillance and action, but also can be used as a pattern for reform.