"summary record" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of reports, documents, or forms that require a succinct description or summary of information. For example, "The summary record from the board meeting was reviewed and approved by the executive team."
I was tempted to tell them that they could have saved themselves the bother, if they had been able to download my summary record direct from my GP's computer.
The manager of the agency, which is listed as having received $171,000 from the school system in the past dozen years, said the summary record she reviewed did not indicate whether the trips had been billed to the school district or had been paid for by Dr. Tassone.
Other potential explanations for the high concordance values observed for most of our diagnosis- and treatment-related variables include the fact that hospital patients in Shanghai are given a summary record of information pertinent to their hospital visits upon discharge.
The summary records do not indicate who paid for Mr. Signorelli's travel, she said.
It shares summary records on GP, secondary care and social care activity, along with integrated care crisis plans and recently-added end-of-life plans.
Hospitalization counts were calculated from discharge summary records representing hospital separations occurring in BC from January 1 , 1986through December 31, 2009 (British Columbia Ministry of Health 2012).
Co-morbidities were classified using International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision codes from discharge summary records.
The NHMD is a collection of confidential summary records for admitted patients separated in public and private hospitals in Australia.
Additional documents were obtained for WHO proceedings such as summary records of committee meetings, minutes of the WHA and Executive Board.
Detailed data were obtained from the written monthly summary records of the STI clinics regarding the services provided every month.
The NHMD is a collection of electronic confidentialised summary records for admitted patients dying/discharged from public and private acute and psychiatric hospitals as well as private free-standing hospital facilities in Australia.
