Sentence examples for time of charting from inspiring English sources

Possible physician factors contributing to missing or inaccurate data include lack of physician recognition of the importance of documenting stroke onset, busy/chaotic ED environment, patients' inability to recall events, presentation within/outside window driving clinical action, and lack of clear evidence of diagnosis at the time of charting.

Errors in diagnostic accuracy may occur in two forms: diagnoses incorrectly attributed to the patient (e.g. assignation of hypertension when the patient has never been hypertensive); and diagnoses incorrectly attributed to the patient at the time of charting (e.g. anemia is recorded as a diagnosis even after it has resolved).

Patient age at time of chart review and sex were obtained from the CCNC patient database.

At the time of chart review, the abstractor was blinded to all patient registry data.

The lack of a medical history in the electronic medical records at the time of chart round was not unexpected.

Only 31.8%% of physicians were 'very satisfied' with their patients' ADHD treatment at the time of chart abstraction.

Also, treatment modalities were collected starting from the time of chart abstraction and going backwards up to five previous ADHD treatments.

In Table 1, alcohol use percentage reflected current usage at the time of chart review, whereas tobacco use was recorded as ever having used tobacco.

Due to secretarial constraints, there may have been a delay in typing up the medical history at the time of chart round.

Another weakness is that we did not explore the reasons for individuals having missing postal code data at the time of chart review.

At the time of chart abstraction, 49.6 % (386/779) were on their first ADHD treatment regimen (either drug or nondrug), 37.9 % (295/779) had one previous line of therapy and the remaining 12.6 % (98/779) of patients received two or more previous lines of therapy (Table  3).