The fact of properly receiving on-time neighboring information enhances handover performance.
The percentage of patients receiving on-time surgery decreases with the list size from 40% (37 42%) in list-size category 1 (clearance time less than one week) to 30% (28 32%) in list-size category 4 (clearance time over one month), Table 2.
Kaewkungwal et al. found that after implementation of a smartphone application that supported record keeping and generated text message reminders for health workers and mothers, there was a 15% increase in women attending ANC on time (P < 0.001) and a 10% increase in children receiving on-time immunizations (P < 0.001) [ 18].
A study examining childhood immunization found a statistically significant increase (from 34.5% to 44.2%, P < 0.001) in the proportion of children receiving on-time vaccination after implementation of a mobile application for improved patient records and automated text message appointment reminders [ 18].
"I don't think in 30 years I received on time five bills," Mr. Lauder said.
You need to know that payments will be made and received on time, so your finances don't spiral out of your control.
Today, in Austin, Tex., Mr. Bush said that Mr. Gore "should join me in calling upon all appropriate authorities in Florida to make sure that overseas military ballots that were signed and received on time count in this election".
If Vice President Gore is seeking some common ground, I propose a good place to start: He should join me in calling upon all appropriate authorities in Florida to make sure that overseas military ballots that were signed and received on time count in this election.
"The original documents were not received on time," the IFA admitted.
Earlier Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem told a news conference the list had been received on time, contrary to news reports of a delay.
