Sentence examples for screening and documentation from inspiring English sources

It also outlines rigorous screening and documentation requirements designed to protect patients and physicians.

Wide-field digital imaging is currently the best option in retinal imaging in infants particularly for retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) screening and documentation.

This study demonstrates a 100% sensitivity and a 95.9% specificity for detection of AF by the MyDiagnostick, a device developed for screening and documentation of AF.

A recent evidence implementation project on nutrition screening and documentation found substantial improvement from low baseline levels in two hospital wards and identified more widespread interest for further improvement to nutritional status and care of vulnerable patients [ 60, 61].

The electronic nursing record comprises forms to document patient assessment, nursing diagnosis, nursing goals, nursing interventions, nursing reports, and nursing discharge letter, as well as forms to ascertain and record special nursing care, such as the Barthel Index of Activities of Daily Living, Nutritional Risk Screening, and documentation of patient falls.

Patients also may be more willing to disclose sensitive information to a computer than to a person (Butler et al. 2009; Turner et al. 1998), and integration of computerized screening results with electronic health records may boost screening and documentation rates (Anand et al. 2012).

Again, this attempt underlines the need to improve adherence to appropriate screening intervals and documentation of gestational week when screening test is conducted.

The incidence of documented delirium in a nationwide cohort was only 6% in patients who had at least one day of ICU care, which is likely attributable to poor rates of screening, diagnosis and documentation.

We randomly selected and reviewed 600 charts (550 paper and 50 electronic records) from 12 GP clinics to determine patient eligibility for preventive screening and to assess documentation of preventive screening interventions for all 6 conditions considered.

This system facilitated tracking the status of each individual in the original patient pool through the screening and recruitment steps, documentation of all contacts between the SRC and patients regarding the study and pre-programmed reports for oversight of screening and recruitment.

Teams of health care chaplains and mental health professionals from participating sites sought to improve cross-disciplinary service integration in six key domains: screening, referrals, assessment, communication and documentation, cross-disciplinary training, and role clarification.