Sentence examples for systematic collation from inspiring English sources

Newspaper and other media articles were identified via the systematic collation of all reporting (favourable or otherwise) of the work on mitochondrial disease interventions by Newcastle University-based clinician-scientists carried out by the University's Press Office between May 2010 and September 2016, augmented by our own online searches.

Much progress has been made and lives have been saved through the systematic collation, synthesis, and application of high quality empirical evidence.

The systematic collation of data on patient complaints potentially provides a mechanism through which the standard of healthcare can be monitored and system-level interventions developed.

As part of a wider project to improve the delivery of thrombolysis in clinical networks, we aimed to develop a web-based "toolkit" to support telestroke implementation, by systematic collation of available guidance for best practice.

Many examples for this have been given by Janssens and van Duijn (2008), and one systematic collation of evidence on genetic tests is given by the Evaluation of Genomic Applications in Practice and Prevention (EGAPP) initiative (Teutsch et al. 2009).

Systematic collection, collation, and analysis of linked primary and secondary care records produce plausible and useful information about medication safety for a health system.

The process supports systematic location, collation and examination of evidence derived from conversation analytic and related discursive work.

A systematic, unbiased collation of evidence of paramedics trained with extended skills is essential to ensure a sound evidence base to inform and justify developments to emergency services already strained by financial cuts.

Epidemic intelligence is the systematic collection and collation of verified and unverified information from various sources, such as governments, United Nations organizations, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), mass media, and personal communications (2 ).

Prospective data collection comprised systematic and integrative collation of comprehensive medication profiles across the transitions to and from hospital including corresponding patient and morbidity characteristics.

The regulations define surveillance as "the systematic ongoing collection, collation and analysis of data for public health purposes and the timely dissemination of public health information for assessment and public health response as necessary" (article 1.1).