Conversely, the use of a shared electronic dataset may present an opportunity to improve productivity through reduction in duplication of data collection, particularly if this information is linked to a wider system that brings previous data to the current setting, and offers an opportunity to pass on information efficiently to the subsequent care setting.
In recent years, a series of studies in various cancers demonstrated that multidisciplinary care could achieve greater resource efficiency and improve standards of care through a reduction in duplication and gaps in service provision, enabling the delivery of holistic services and better continuity of care [ 15].
Officials attribute the drop in applications from last year to a reduction in duplications and fraud.
We've never, I shouldn't say never, may be once a fortnight or once every 3 weeks on the postnatal bay, we have the scope to say 'would you like to stay another night?' (S03) There was a positive view that the pathway had led to a reduction in the duplication of care particularly with respect to duplication of written information: 'Without a doubt.
Now that funding levels have flattened and government is trying to avoid increasing the public's tax burden, the solutions to new and continuing investment in healthcare and primary care estates can only be realised through service reform and a systematic reduction in waste, duplication of service and inefficiency.
A reduction in the duplication of services and increased scale effects were the main arguments for this choice of organizational structure [ 8].
This approach is consistent with clinical management of meningoencephalitis cases, and possible benefits include improved case detection, reduction in programmatic duplication, streamlining of logistics, and better use of resources [ 73].
Plk4 is a major regulator of centriole duplication as indicated first by an increase in the number of supernumerary centrosomes correlated with Plk4 overexpression, and second, by a reduction in centriole duplication with the eventual development of mono-polar spindles upon repeated cell divisions observed after RNA interference for Plk4 [ 5- 8].
By far the most common argument made for open-access by scientists and science funders is one that springs from a widely-held belief that the sharing of data will lead to more rapid scientific progress and a reduction in unnecessary duplication of scientific effort.
An intermediate procedure using liquid media and agitated flasks was first characterized, leading to reduction in the biomass duplication time of pro-embryogenic (PE) cells from 30 d in dishes to 14 d.
The forces hope that the benefits of the new system will be both financial and operational, with cost savings coming from a reduction in paper work and duplication of effort.
