But Capps 2 would involve extensive use of computerized databases and has raised civil liberties concerns.
Increased use of computerized systems for appraisal and assessment has recently helped overcome this problem.
Nowadays such a program could be speedily completed with the use of computerized measuring instruments.
A government-sponsored survey of the use of computerized patient records by doctors points to two seemingly contradictory conclusions, and a health care system at odds with itself.
In its economic recovery package, the Obama administration plans to spend $19 billion to accelerate the use of computerized medical records in doctors' offices.
Nearly all experts agree that New York has been extraordinarily sophisticated in the use of computerized strategies for the effective deployment of police officers.
The companies said the partnership will help to simplify the use of computerized systems for serving and trading digital ads between the two companies.
A10 British Politics, American-Style The Labor Party is drawing on the use of computerized models, consumer data and an American consultant to identify supporters during their fight to ensure the re-election of Prime Minister Tony Blair.
But there is also plenty of room to improve our coordination of care, our use of computerized records, communications between doctors and patients, and dozens of other factors that impair the quality of care.
To fix the market, Dr. Middleton, like others, recommends that the government play a role in providing incentives or subsidies to speed the use of computerized patient records in the United States, whose adoption rate trails most developed nations.
In a related case, Officer Danese was charged in Brooklyn with unauthorized use of computerized police records in what was described as an attempt to find negative information about Rayshawn and his father.
