Sentence examples for shared documentation from inspiring English sources

(i)Shared documentation system maintained by an agent.

Breen said he met the International Paralympic Committee's (IPC) head lawyer Mike Townley, who shared documentation with him about an incorrect classification - an athlete with "remitting and relapsing" multiple sclerosis in the T38 class, which includes those with cerebral palsy.

There were systems to support this process, such as the use of shared documentation, advance care plans and, in a few cases, palliative care registers.

We developed a combined clerking process that was supported by shared documentation, with the overall aim of reducing assessments (figures 1 and 2).

This is very frustrating for the home.' In reality, using shared documentation and assessment tools can mean a range of different things, including the care home completing documentation provided by the NHS.

This system enables shared documentation of physicians from different departments as well as electronic orders of histological examinations for prostate biopsies and therefore constitutes a computerized physician order entry system (CPOE).

Rebates, extra fees and an unwillingness to share documentation with owners are industrywide practices, said Donald Winter, an independent hotel consultant based in San Francisco.

(8 Documentation furnished on account-by-account basis unless exception provided for sharing documentation within expanded affiliated group.

"GlaxoSmithKline acted properly and responsibly in conducting its clinical trial programme for Paxil, including sharing documentation and submitting results from studies on Paxil to regulators.

We will gladly share documentation of memorial gatherings and projects on the website with links to information on how to engage with groups dedicated to associated on-the-ground restoration projects.

Sharing documentation back with learners can take many forms: a photocopied sheet of paper, words repeated back to students, work brought back to a small group or put up on a wall, or a carefully arranged panel.