The nurse and the patient determined the symptom-triggering items based on the information noted in the patient's diary.
These responses can vary between individuals in nature, magnitude, and triggering item.
Their curiosity is thought to be triggered by items that are almost known, or are in what is sometimes called the region of proximal learning.
To make up for this deficit, in 1978 the group of supplier states agreed on a set of guidelines regulating trade in a "trigger list" of items specifically designed for nuclear use, such as reactor fuel, reactor equipment, and fuel-enrichment equipment.
"The bottom line for us is we need to make sure the pathway is real," said Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado, a Democrat who is one of the eight, "and that people can be assured that whatever trigger or gating items are in place are ones that don't make the pathway to citizenship a fantasy".
There are many old wives tales saying that certain items trigger an audit: home office deductions, passive losses, schedule C (sole proprietorship) activities, etc.
The visual trigger class included items generally associated with eye but not body movements (i.e., watching television, looking at a computer screen, and reading) and one item that could include visual processing of environmental motion and/or self-motion (i.e., moving quickly or things moving quickly around you).
RAI-CHA items trigger CAPs in several domains (e.g. physical wellbeing, social functioning, living and safety) and help users identify possible targets for care.
Algorithms using some RAI-HC items trigger CAPs, which then offer interpretations and potential interventions for case managers to include in home care planning [ 28, 29].
It is the belief of the authors that within the next few years, we will see researchers develop external CDS capable of generating messages that trigger specific actionable items in a commercial EHR.
