Sentence examples for propensity to record from inspiring English sources

The propensity to record prescribing error first improved (taken as learning) and then declined (taken as fatigue).

There is strong, observational evidence that targets and incentives intended to increase smoking cessation counselling by GPs have merely increased their propensity to record this activity in patients' medical records.

Whether or not this was a real difference or reflected greater propensity to record these comorbidities, the impact on reviewers is likely to mean they were less likely to judge a death avoidable.

Electronic prescriptions are automatically documented in medical records and prescribing is an uncontroversial, uniform clinical activity; consequently, compliance with a prescribing target could not be influenced by GPs' propensities to record their clinical behaviours in medical records.

However, the inter-rater agreement among Swedish trimmers for claw lesions assessed using ordinal scores was acceptable to good [ 74], and the propensity of trimmers to record severe lesions, especially sole ulcer, was high [ 44].

The propensity for staff to record incident reports where a patient is injured may be motivated by a desire of staff to protect themselves from future litigation, as demonstrated by the following; "More likely to report a fall if I was directly in contact...to cover against liability.

He expressed only one concern — that he may have shot a police officer — and explained his propensity to break his mother's heart, according to the records.

Given Italy's poor record on women's rights, and its propensity to objectify women in power, some say there may be an element of sexism in the decision to criticise the minister for the alleged activities of her father.

A look at the history of this Government shows that it has a track record of success in getting things done, but a propensity to distract voters from those achievements through a lack of discipline and some terrible PR decisions.

As long as we are thinking of reliability as propensity to generate truth rather than as a measure of the track-record of a process, then a process's being reliable is a synchronic property of that process.

Instead, she believes that her players' propensity to try too hard has contributed to shortcomings that have produced a combined 18-41 record the last two seasons, including a 7-25 mark in Big West Conference play.