documentation

That is, in truth--I am permitted to say, because there cannot be any author's vanity in all this, since I do nothing more than transcribe facts on which an exceptional documentation enables me to throw a new light--that is because, in truth, I do not know that, in the domain of reality or imagination, one can discover or recall to mind anything comparable, in its mystery, with the natural mystery of The Yellow Room.

An issue is a problem with some aspect of the documentation that the team believes it knows how to improve on.

Documentation and Reimbursement For Speech-Language Pathologists: Principles and Practice

Documentation of patient care is based on requirements of accreditation bodies and federal and state regulations (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, 2015; The Joint Commission, 2015).

has unveiled a new mobile clinical documentation solution.

Pedagogical Documentation in Early Childhood defines the process of pedagogical documentation and asks what a classroom experience says about a child's ideas and learning process, providing keys to creating the kinds of documentation that help foster and explain children's explorations.

More specifically, the time is now to consider the real goal of ICD-10: actually improving the level of clinical documentation.

Assessment and Documentation in Early Childhood Education

Irvine, CA, January 14, 2013 --(PR.com)-- ISOconsultant.us provides ready to use iso documentation kits and iso training presentation kit, now they present updated ISO 22000 documentation kit for online sell.

For CIOs and other healthcare IT leaders--but most especially for CMIOs--the issues around physician documentation in the patient record have long posed major challenges.

The question posted to the DesignerCouncil email forum was simple and straightforward: "Why on earth can't these companies make a product out of the box that does engineering documentation well?