Sentence examples for status documentation from inspiring English sources

In some cases, the eCRF, or part of the eCRF, may also serve as source documents: Karnofsky Performance Status, Documentation of Cosmetic Result and Clinical Examination.

Making progress with code status documentation.

Many have not yet collected their legal status documentation, which in any case is only a temporary one that needs to be renewed after one or two years.

Other types of possible documents in the Attachments panel include documentation about or from subcontractors (i.e., the Subrecipient Commitment Form), cost sharing commitments, exceptional PI/PD status documentation, and non-standard F&A rate justification.

Some patients and HCWs were concerned about confidentiality issues (HIV status documentation and privacy of counseling) and the potential difficulty of refusing routine HIV CT when it was offered by TB nurses.

Others have been asked to provide military status documentation to flight attendants when military are called to board.

Aspirin (ASA) use and non-smoking status documentations have high compliance rates in Minnesota suggesting these two parameters add only a small portion to the overall optimal care metric [2008 Minnesota statewide average at goal: BP (56%), LDL (58%), HbA1c (58%) vs. Tobacco (83%), ASA (89%) for diabetes; and BP (58%), LDL (65%) vs. Tobacco (82%), ASA (93%) for IVD] [ 16].

Measures of functional status included documentation in the chart of need for assistance with ambulation or bathing, use of home health services, and whether a person was ever described as frail by medical personnel.

To ensure that policy and programs are informed by evidence, the personal and social experiences of individuals whose lives are limited by their health status requires documentation, yet little research has been conducted to date.

In addition, we're now seeing secure cloud-based "loan centers" that are accessible to borrowers 24/7 from computers and mobile devices to check loan status, upload required documentation, sign documents electronically and maintain a digital system of record.

The findings show that major barriers to coverage included costs and ineligibility due to documentation status.