The first collation of the New Testament was made in 1716 by Johann Jakob Wettstein for Richard Bentley, who intended to prepare a new edition of the Novum Testamentum Graece.
Three interlinked themes were critical to the process: first, the collection, collation, and dissemination of information to patients; second, the development of patients' rights; and finally, the promotion of patient choice.
About one third of data collation and analysis included a local or regional level prior to transmission to a national-level agency.
The Venice performance at La Fenice on 5 December 1980 was based on Alan Curtis's new edition, described by Rosand as "the first to attempt a scholarly collation and rationalization of the sources".
In 1977, Up Holland grammar became Winstanley College, a sixth-form college you may recognise as having ranked first in the Guardian's countrywide collation of A-level results, but which to me will always be a low-lying straggle of buildings, mainly built in the 1950s, where I spent some of the happiest times of my life.
First there was Robert Rauschenberg's forever unfinished collation, "1/4 Mile or 2 Furlong Piece"; then Tim Hawkinson's "Überorgan," a giant wheezing and bleating set of lungs; followed by Robert Wilson's "14 Stations," two rows of Shaker-style cottages that express his interpretation of the Stations of the Cross.
Incorporating existing processes like annual reporting, the onus of data collation could be, in the first instance, on funders rather than researchers.
After collation of routine data on first attendances and maternal mortality from every facility in the two states involved in the work, a sentinel process measuring the upstream determinants of maternal mortality reached out to a sample of some 15,000 women in 180 sentinel sites who had been pregnant in the last three years.
In a second step, after the selection of the items and collation of the final test form, the reliability (internal consistency, split-half reliability) and validity (construct validity, discriminative validity) were checked.
A second development period focussed social audits on methods of feedback and collation of a second order of evidence: what communities and service workers felt could be done about the problems identified in the household surveys.
