Reduction in fat and sugar intake (p <.001 for both) was observed and increases in docosahexaenoic acid and eicosapentaenoic acid intake (p <.001 for both) were recorded, consistent with the prescribed diet.
Therefore, most received documents are labeled ambiguously as "medical records", consistent with physician perceptions that the OI is usually not useful.
Inexplicably, the remaining 6 patients who died (4 with confirmed CJD, 0 with probable CJD, and 2 with suspected CJD) had a medical record consistent with CJD, but the deaths were not coded as such.
26 The data are not sufficient to offer numerically definitive statements about cases of hebephrenia, but no cases were coded in the contemporary sample, while there were a number of cases in the historical record consistent with such a diagnosis.
For the great majority of participants in our comparison study, diagnostic information in general practice records was consistent with the recording of vascular disease diagnoses in routinely-collected hospital admission (HES) data in England.
Introduction: The purpose of the study was to determine if terminology used for nursing interventions in air transport records is consistent with the Nursing Intervention Classification (NIC) system.
Pharmacy records were consistent with the high level of reported adherence measured during the study (data not shown).
This type of automated technology for electronic health records is consistent with The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, which authorizes the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to provide reimbursement incentives for health care entities who are "meaningful users" of certified electronic health record technology.
But nothing in his record is consistent with the superlative performance he has given St . Louiswhile playing right field this year, meaning he will probably regress.
The plant fossil record is consistent with the impact hypothesis, and that the impact itself killed forests at least regionally, followed by a global nuclear winter which led to widespread extinctions cascading through the terrestrial food chain.
