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The program's records are managed by Thomson Medstat, a health care information firm.

As registration records are managed on a constituency basis, it will not be known how many people signed up to vote until after the election.

And more than 5,000 medical records were managed by the community health services.

The GPRD, one of the world's largest databases of anonymized patient records, is managed by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency in the U.K. The patients enrolled in the GPRD are representative of the U.K. population with regard to age, sex, geographic distribution, and annual turnover rate (16), and GPRD data have been used in previous studies on Parkinson's disease (21– 21).

All other sensors on the JEM-GLIMS mission are also connected to the SHU, and the timing of the data recording is managed by the SHU, which interfaces with the MCE bus system (Kikuchi et al. 2011).

Both funds have strong long-term performance records and are managed by Primecap, a California investment management firm that is the largest holder of Delta Air Lines and AMR, the parent of American Airlines, according to bigdough.com, which compiles S.E.C. filings.

These resources hold significant value as historical and/or biological records, and are managed and conserved utilizing the best available preservation practices.

Any patient data where the patient name is recorded should be managed under the Caldicott Principles.

Next month the Corporate Human Rights Benchmark CHRBB) - last covered here on Forbes as a world first when it launched its initiative to record how companies are managing human rights - will publish a ranking of the world's largest publicly listed companies on their human rights performance.

On average the GPs recorded 2.9 morbidities per patient, and half (51.1%) of the recorded problems were being managed by the GP at the current consultation (results not tabled).

When he signed with Victor Records (which became RCA) and began his recording career, he was managed by Col. Tom Parker, who would later become Elvis Presley's manager.