Sentence examples for professionals access from inspiring English sources
In Taiwan, the Department of Health, the very active Bureau of Health Promotion, the Centers for Disease Control and other governmental administrative functions are linked in a network that allows a select set of professionals access to its database, under strict controls to secure privacy.
Instead, he charges healthcare professionals access to online reports about each patient.
"We're building a cloud that gives marketers and e-commerce professionals access to these legacy technology stacks".
Dell says the combination of InSite One's vendor-neutral archive software and storage services, combined with its own Unified Clinical Archive solution, will simplify data retention and let medical professionals access and share images regardless of the technology employed.
Tim Cannon is the vice president of product management at HealthITJobs.com, a free job search resource that provides health IT professionals access to more than 1,000 industry health IT jobs at home or on the go.
Today's technology gives HR professionals access to the power of Big Data -- impacting the way businesses understand their customers, market to new audiences, and communicate with existing and prospective employees.
Between July 2009 and February 2010, UK health professionals accessed the National Poisons Information Services NPISS) entry on mephedrone 1664 times and made 157 telephone inquiries; the requests increased month on month over this period.
Health professionals accessed this server via the hospital's intranet.
More CAM practitioners compared to allied health professionals accessed educational literature via the Internet (95.3% v 68.1%, p = 0.008).
Whereas the pre-development survey indicated that more non-health professionals accessed the site than was expected, the pre-development survey gave only limited indication as to the information needs of patients and their care givers.
The report welcomes a new focus on diversity and professional access, especially in the legal profession and the civil service, and says there are small signs that things may be "slowly changing in certain fields".
