Another concern is that sites may accumulate errors over time or that the site clerks may become less diligent if the exhaustive review is not completed.
Depending on the site, clerks spent time on geriatric assessment and rehabilitation units, inpatient consultation services, outpatient clinics, day hospitals or a combination of the above.
Although Thomas Coke oversaw the project, he delegated the on-site architectural duties to the local Norfolk architect Matthew Brettingham, who was employed as the on-site clerk of works.
"Back when I was in college, I created a fan site for 'Clerks,' " he said.
Those who want to place a complex parlay, or multiple-team wager, can call one of the Web site's clerks, instead of him, to get an immediate reply on how much that bet will pay out if it wins.
We then allocated remaining costs (e.g., registration clerks, site and district supervision, tents, and social mobilization) in proportion to the disease-specific spending.
After Newsday reported that the Social Security numbers of 7,000 to 8,000 Suffolk County residents could be retrieved from property records posted on a Web site of the county clerk's office, Acting County Clerk Judith Pascale shut down the site yesterday.
For example, a retailer may place a short video on the site that shows new clerks how to close a sale.
Higher scores on the Deep approach to learning scale were associated with placing higher value on all of the preceptor and site characteristics valued by clerks and residents (table 2).
Hard copy results were then entered electronically in patients' files by on-site data entry clerks and finally filed in patients' medical files by registry staff.
I looked again at the county clerk's Web site to see if I had missed something.
