For these patients, timeliness of diagnosis is a function of both the length of time from symptom onset to first consultation (the patient interval), and the time from first consultation to specialist referral (the primary care interval; Weller et al, 2012).
This paper presents a verification approach based on timed traces semantics and a methodology based on UML-RT models (MEDISTAM-RT) to check the fulfillment of non-functional requirements, such as timeliness and safety (deadlock freeness), and to assure the correct functioning of the AAL systems.
The infectious disease surveillance system in Korea generally functions well in terms of timeliness, although there are variations according to the disease and surveillance step.
We can now experience "timeliness in a given task" the capacity to function in real-time across the world without delay and at our convenience, with blurred distinction between physical and digital experiences (Castells, 2000).
A short description defines the minimum requirements for attaining each performance level (0, 1, 2 or 3) and these requirements range from defining the simple presence or absence of a public health activity, resource or function to increasing levels of coverage, timeliness or quality for that indicator [ 11] (Additional file 1: Table S1).
These categories are identified as reference (including function, location and organisation), significance (covering redundancy, timeliness and hazard) and statements of quantified information including encyclopaedic material.
Sure, this is fair -- large enterprises cannot be expected to function with precision, but expecting something resembling timeliness is not unreasonable.
The main benefits are timeliness in the production of indicators and the possibility of introducing new topics through the supplemental questionnaire as a function of needs.
Third, the timeliness of publication.
