In this study, trainees worked with computerized trainer agents that were either similar to them or different regarding appearance or feedback-giving style.
Providers working with computerized systems can potentially access thousands of possible laboratory tests from online test menus [ 23, 24, 29, 36- 38].
Some level of misclassification is unavoidable when working with computerized databases; however, the impact of non-differential misclassification would have most likely biased our estimates of effect toward the null and would not explain the strong associations and dose-response relationships observed in our study.
(Manager 1, Rio) "From what I saw of the satisfaction of technicians who are already using it, it brings the routine of the tuberculosis lab closer to the mode of operation of other laboratory areas, which are automated and all work already with computerized systems.
But he is chipping away at that resistance, with help from the students who have joined him at PTA and faculty meetings to explain how it all works: calculators loaded with computerized study guides like CliffsNotes, electronic messages exchanged between students taking the same exam during different periods, and physics homework parceled out between friends.
Nurses were trained in working with the computerized RAI-HC, and in organizing family-meetings.
The event was introduced almost 2 years after the staff had been working with the computerized system.
Recent work on formalizing mathematical proofs with computerized systems, called proof editors, may gradually change this picture.
The cell density results obtained using the proposed novel approach correlate well with previous work on computerized keratocyte cell counting from confocal microscopy images of human cornea.
Cognitive profile data were collected with computerized spatial orientation test, mental rotation test, visual-spatial working memory test and verbal working memory test.
