Sentence examples for records system and from inspiring English sources
My practice is initiating an electronic records system, and we're seeing costs rack up already, making me think I've made the worst business decision of my career.
It is not only the $40,000 that software vendors charge to install an electronic records system and the $10,000 to $15,000 for annual maintenance.
It has also opted in to other European collective security arrangements such as the European arrest warrant, European criminal records system and Europol.
Trying to build a medical-home practice before the pilot project began, Dr. Mambu said he went into debt installing an electronic medical records system and establishing patient-friendly features like evening and Saturday office hours.
That experience was marked by criticism over hundreds of millions of dollars in spending on an electronic health records system, and Toronto's suburban voters were wary of what Smitherman might do in charge.
We are one of the biggest users of the European criminal records system and are leading the way in Europe to encourage the proactive sharing of information about individuals who could pose a risk to the public".
Paragraphs 7.1 (Principles of records management programmes), 8.3.7 (Retention and disposition), 8.5 (Discontinuing records systems), and 9.9 (Implementing disposition) apply to records disposition.
The doctors were expected to purchase electronic medical records systems and to provide services that substituted for individual doctor visits, like e-mailing with patients.
The report also detailed instances of health care providers offering such smarter care: hospitals preventing re-hospitalizations, upgrading their records systems and cutting out ineffective therapies, for example.
Online medical records systems and communications tools, and transparent data are the things patients will demand, which have the potential to change healthcare for the better.
Our altruistic reasons for becoming physicians quickly can be lost battling with shortened office visit times, the burden of electronic health records systems, and chronic sleep deprivation.
