Sentence examples for secure patients from inspiring English sources

Table  1 shows that mean clinician rated scores for the DUNDRUM-3 and DUNDRUM-4, when divided by the number of items, correspond to the expected scores for each level of therapeutic security, with high secure patients averaging just above '3', medium secure patients averaging just above '2' and low secure patients averaging just above '1'.

Furthermore, although our cohort were fairly representative of patients detained in medium levels of security in the UK, they may not be comparable to cohorts of medium secure patients in other European and US jurisdictions where there may be greater representation of ethnic minority groups and female patients.

In order to secure patients' privacy, researchers de-identify records by removing names and precise geographical locations.

Self-rated mean scores however are consistently lower, with high secure patients rating themselves on average just above '2' and medium secure patients rating themselves just above '1'.

Dolan and Khawja [ 5] showed that the HCR-20 was a predictor of readmission and self reported violence in groups of discharged male medium secure patients.

Other suitable groups for home monitoring mentioned in comments were palliative patients, patients in initial medical adjustment, patients who would feel more secure, patients living far away or having difficulties reaching the hospital, healthy patients with cardiac disorders, and patients with ischemia.

In 1996, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act set standards to secure patient confidentiality on the Internet by addressing encryption of patient health records filed and stored electronically.

Within days of seeing their doctors, patients received an e-mail inviting them to read the doctor's signed note on a secure patient Web site.

Above all this is an attempt to improve the tarnished public image of DeepMind's inaugural push into preventative healthcare by trying to secure patient trust — to, ultimately, grease the future funnel for more data flows from the NHS to DeepMind.

But, to do so, it needed a software platform that combined the tools of an insurance-based practice (like the generation of ICD-9 codes for creation of super bills) with those of a direct primary care practice (a system that allows for secure patient-to-practice interaction).

This is a proto version of solutions that the US (who are ahead in many ways in this area) have already implemented in healthcare, which allow hospitals to use apps from third-party providers that act as portals to centrally held, secure patient information.