Direct synchronisation with the NHS spine
NHS Direct: consistency of triage outcomes
... by NHS Direct—indeed none of the four nurses participating in our study expressed any concerns about the nature of the 119 ...of NHS Direct calls but we feel that this did not adversely affect ...
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Evaluation of NHS Direct ‘‘referral’’ to community pharmacists
... Strengths and weaknesses of this study The strength of this evaluation lies in the multi-method approach, with each sub-study addressing a specific aspect of the scheme and the results taken together giving a consistent ...
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A cost minimisation study of 1,001 NHS Direct users
... had NHS Direct not been ...show NHS Direct is making substantial patient-level cost savings compared with their likely service use if NHS Direct was not in ...that NHS ...
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Initial synchronisation of wideband and UWB direct sequence systems: single- and multiple-antenna aided solutions
... illustrates the communication procedures employed by the RSs and a specific MS. The bottom sector of Figure 19 depicts two clusters represented as Cluster A and B, respectively. Cluster A exemplifies a scenario, where ...
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Impact of NHS Direct on demand for immediate care: observational study
... since NHS Direct is used largely as a telephone out of hours serv- ice, with a case mix similar to that of general practitioner cooperatives rather than emergency calls or non-urgent accident and emergency ...
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Patient Information. Lumbar Spine Segmental Decompression. Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust
... Introduction You have been scheduled for an operation called a segmental decompression. This is a procedure that is performed in the low back with the aim of improving the space for the nerves (nerve roots) within the ...
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Nurses' views of using computerized decision support software in NHS Direct
... The study Setting There were 17 NHS Direct sites established throughout England during 2000 that employed approximately 1000 nurses. Each site used one of three computerized decision support software ...
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Impact of NHS Direct on other services: the characteristics and origins of its nurses
... HS Direct, the 24 hour telephone helpline providing information and advice about health problems, was introduced in 1998 and is now available throughout England and Wales, with a Scottish version under develop- ...
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A study of urgent and emergency referrals from NHS Direct within England
... of NHS 111 call data is now essential in understanding how a non- clinically led telephone service varies in patient referrals, as well as the effectiveness of this service within the urgent and emergency care ...
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Minimally Invasive Direct Repair of Bilateral Lumbar Spine Pars Defects in Athletes
... and direct repair of the pars defect. Direct repair of pars defects has been used to treat young patients with healthy-appearing disks on MRI and no evidence of ...of direct pars repair [1, ...for ...
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Barriers and facilitators to using NHS Direct: a qualitative study of `users’ and `non users’
... informed. NHS Direct ‘users’ suggested that they did not view the cost to use NHS Direct was a barrier, with many not aware of the cost implications to use the ...that NHS Direct ...
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Application of synchronisation theory to plankton patchiness
... Haydon et al. (2001) also illustrate the importance of the strength and extent of coupling in establishing synchrony. They looked at fluctuations in mink and muskrat populations across the whole of Canada, which, when ...
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Information Technology in NHS Direct using Wireless Mark-Up Language (WML) Environment
... the NHS to gain a wide range of competitive advantage over others in the same line of ...for NHS to compete more effectively in the health ...to NHS is that, it has helped in the reduction of cost in ...
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An evaluation of the appropriateness of advice and healthcare contacts made following calls to NHS Direct Wales
... The concepts of 'necessary' and 'sufficient' were used as an indicator of appropriateness and applied to patient's reported actions following their call with NHSDW (e.g. the healthcare c[r] ...
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How To Understand The Role Of The Nurse In Nhs Direct, The Computerized Decision Support Software And The Nurse
... Nurses feel that both the software and the nurse are essential to clinical decision-making, and describe a process of ‘dual decision- making’, with the nurse as active decision maker loo[r] ...
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Who uses NHS Direct? Investigating the impact of ethnicity on the uptake of telephone based healthcare
... These are calls which are mainly dealt with by the health advisor whereby no further action is needed. After exclud- ing these calls there was a total of 40,644 calls missing which only contributed to 3.0% of the total ...
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Is there something wrong?: NHS Direct Nurse practice in helping parents cope with crying babies
... the NHS Direct service is badged as both triage and health advice line which are subtly, but inherently, different? In addition, the literature, whilst acknowledging that nurses rely to some extent on their ...
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SYNCHRONISATION AND DE-SYNCHRONISATION IN THE ERA OF THE SMARTPHONE
... Synchronisation and acceleration are some of the most important effects of the smartphone, whether you are a refugee or safely settled, rich or poor, old or young. It is not least an indispensable tool for anyone ...
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Investigating Synchronisation
... Now you need to compile this in order to generate the executable code. To do this, click on the COMPILE… button. You should see the code created on the right PROGRAM CODE view. This co[r] ...
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Evaluation of the infant spine by direct sagittal computed tomography
... Direct sagiHal computed tomography (CT) and metrizamide myelography, in addition to standard axial CT, have proven most useful in evaluation of complex anomalies of the i[r] ...
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