Sentence examples for records service from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the correct address had been logged on the national care records service, known as NHS Spine, in June 2006.

American Well is working with HealthVault, Microsoft's electronic medical records service, and ActiveHealth Management, a subsidiary of Aetna, which scans patients' medical history for gaps in their previous care and alerts doctors during their American Well appointment.

The company, whose activities include managing the TV licence and criminal records service, said in a statement ahead of its annual meeting that it had turned in a solid performance in the first four months of the year.

The company, whose activities include managing the TV licence and criminal records service, said it had turned in a solid performance in the first four months of the year.

Verizon, for example, declined to elaborate other than to point to its privacy policy, which includes: "Information such as call records, service usage, traffic data," the statement in part reads, may be used for "marketing to you based on your use of the products and services you already have, subject to any restrictions required by law".

Looking to revitalize the used vehicle market, MLIT is working to build a traceability system by 2020, which will compile a database of accident records, service records, fuel efficiency, number of owners, and other pertinent details for used vehicles (MLIT 2015).

Sources: James E. McBeth Letters, The New-York Historical Society; James E. McBeth military service record, National Archives and Records Service; The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies; Alfred Davenport, "Camp and Field Life of the Fifth New York Volunteer Infantry"; Daily Picayune (New Orleans), Aug. 21, 1870.

In brief, routine mortality identification is performed on a monthly basis by SLAM through the linkage of all NHS numbers (unique identifiers) on the case records database (including both active and inactive cases) to nationwide tracing provided by the NHS Care Records Service.

The "customers" for the NHS Care Records Service the hospital trusts—have no direct contractual relation with NHS Connecting for Health, the local service providers, or the suppliers of the NHS Care Records Service applications.

This support for the concept of electronic health records was often tempered by early experiences of using newly introduced NHS Care Records Service applications.

Concordant with earlier research, 10 our data indicated that electronic health records were still strongly supported by most interviewees despite frequent accounts of multiple frustrations with the programme to deliver the NHS Care Records Service.