The vast majority of the primary care centres in the Netherlands have a computerised EMR, allowing us to use routinely recorded medical and prescription data from primary care centres minimising the risk of recall bias.
We use routinely flanged retractors which can be useful for better visualization of the acetabulum because with single instrument it is possible to retract soft tissues and femoral metaphysis.
The biorefinery approach considers biomass as the source of a variety of chemicals and polymers, in an analogous fashion where an oil refinery gives us the fuels and thousands of chemicals we use routinely in our daily life.
Many of these approaches involve mathematical and statistical complexities that limit their use routinely.
Special part of historical buildings are churches because not use routinely as for example museums, galleries.
Galvanized steel could resist the corrosion, but it is much too expensive to use routinely in pipes.
Recently, Ben has become interested in "big data" and how to use routinely collected health information for research and QI/PS.
Regarding its clinical utility, a little more than 70% of the nurses mentioned that the CPOT was helpful for nursing practice and recommended its use routinely.
That is tricky because the same type of tissue can have significantly (and unpredictably) different responses to laser light in different patients.It has therefore been impossible to come up with a tissue-welding technique that surgeons can use routinely.
The government is releasing ever more data for public use, routinely through data.gov.uk and in response to Freedom of Information (FOI) requests but, as we've said here before, making the data available is only the beginning of the story, and a good one.
We aimed to use routinely collected health-care data to explore trends in the incidence and prevalence of psychotropic prescriptions (antidepressants, anxiolytics, medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, antipsychotics) in this age-group in primary care in Wales to inform policy and practice.
