Sentence examples for records cost from inspiring English sources

And while patient harm is the primary risk posed by inaccurate records, cost is no small consideration.

Finally, we collect information on a monthly basis – over a 12 month period – with regard to agency records, cost data, and site activity.

Digitisation of the records cost almost 4m euros and was carried out by the National Archives in partnership with Library and Archives Canada over the past five years.

These processes will make electronic health records cost-effective and provide the public with efficient, safer and high-quality care.

Each of my records costs between $100,000 and $150,000 to make.

Gaining access to New York State's Balkanized criminal records costs an extra $60 and delays the application process by about a day, he said.

"Packaging costs money, pressing records costs money and distributing those records costs money," Jorgensen adds.

In this study, retrospectively analysing antenatal notes and labour ward records, costs concerning staff, facilities and consumables were calculated for the NHS.

The embarrassing record cost Coach Jeff Ruland his job.

The album took six months to record, cost half a million dollars – and bombed, relatively speaking.

The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology reported that each instance of a misidentified record cost the Mayo Clinic roughly $1,200 — and that's just within the Mayo system.