Sentence examples for progress notes that from inspiring English sources

Epilepsy care was identified by review of outpatient progress notes that described epilepsy and epilepsy care.

He noted the lack of consistent structure and content in the progress notes that make up a large part of the medical record.

"It makes it easier for me to read progress notes that physicians have written, and vice versa," she said.

A report on Wednesday from the left-leaning think tank Center For American Progress notes that as middle-class incomes have steadily fallen, so have union membership rates.

Simeon Talley of Campus Progress notes that, according to a recent New York Times/CBS News poll, Americans oppose efforts to limit the collective bargaining rights of public employees.

Think Progress notes that the report blames a sharp increase of "draconian mandatory minimum sentences, the elimination of parole for any federal crime committed after 1987, and increasing enforcement by federal officials".

As Think Progress noted, that show served as a hotbed for weird gender discussions when Clinton ran for president in 2008: "Scarborough often referenced the 'Clinton cackle' and another panelist cracked a joke that Clinton reminded everyone of their 'first wife in probate court.'" (The crack about probate court got lots of laughs from Scarborough's all-male panel at the time).

But the mayor said that the city was making progress, noting that 98percentt of elementary schools have some instruction in either dance, music, theater or visual arts.

Yet she believes there is progress, noting that Down's terminations have fallen slightly from 92% between 1989 and 2010 to 90% since 2011, and that now, "in many cases, there's good practice medically".

Mr. Rowen, of Prudential, said that he was impressed with the online bookseller's progress, noting that its share of the combined book revenues for Barnesandnoble.com and Amazon grew to 19percentt in its most recent quarter, up from 16percentt in the previous quarter.

Discussing the situation with me on one occasion, Sylvia expressed her impatience with the fitfulness of progress, noting that the military side of things has always proceeded with some consistency, while the scientific-exploratory side has seldom received much funding in any country.