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    Digitization of records

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    published as Journal of Archival Organization‚ Vol. 4 Nos 1/2)"‚ Online Information Review‚ Vol. 32 Iss 1 pp. 116-117 Ping Wang‚ In-Lin Hu‚ Chen-Chi Chang‚ (2014)‚"Exploring the value and innovative pricing strategy of digital archives"‚ The Electronic Library‚ Vol. 32 Iss 1 pp. 96-105 http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/EL-01-2012-0004 Barbara Chmielewska‚ Agnieszka Wróbel‚ (2013)‚"Providing access to historical documents through digitization"‚ Library Management‚ Vol. 34 Iss 4/5 pp. 324-334 Access

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    Record Management

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    Chapter 1 Dental Patient Record Management System for College of Dentistry of Lyceum-Northwestern University Background of the Study In today’s modern age where computer has become a way of life‚ it is evident that a majority of the country’s institutions still do not adapt the best and latest computer in the market. Particularly in the dental field‚ most of the dental facilities are still using paper sheets to record the information of a patient or a client. Most of the modern dental facilities

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    Genealogy Records

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    ###What are Genealogy Records? Genealogy records are official records of personal circumstances related to a person’s family history. Genealogy records are also known as historical records‚ family history‚ ancestry history‚ lineage‚ family line‚ bloodline or line of descent. Tracing a family line back in history can be an onerous task as it includes considering not only official vital records registries‚ but also genetical research‚ and going through data available in tax reports‚ newspaper archives

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    Consider Medical Coding If you like working in an office setting and are drawn to the health field‚ then you may want to pursue a career in medical coding. Medical coders don’t have direct patient contact‚ but they work with patient charts and medical histories. Coding is interesting work that is in demand since medical records are primarily digital today. Here’s a look at this occupation and how you train for it. What Medical Coding Entails A numerical code is applied to each medical diagnosis

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    The Book Details The book Conversion was written by Katherine Howe. I chose this book because I thought the illustration on the front of the book was interesting as well as the summary provided in the cover. I thought the storyline was interesting and I was intrigued on how the author would tie a little bit of history in with the modern times. The Setting The book is a mixture of two time periods and two places. One time period is set in Salem Village‚ Massachusetts from May 1706 to August 1706

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    Electronic Prescription

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    use of electronic prescription over the last several years. Historically‚ the US Government Agencies in the late 1990s explored the potential need for electronic prescribing systems to reduce clinical risk in busy hospitals and between 1999 and 2001. Later the US Institute of Medicine (IOM) published two reports‚ on how technology can support and improve patient safety. And in the 2001 report‚ “Crossing the Quality Chasm”‚ recommended that providers‚ purchasers‚ clinicians and patients work together

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    Development of an Electronic Medical Image Archiving System for Health Care in Nigeria Olaniyi‚ Olayemi Mikail Department of Computer Engineering Federal University of Technology Minna‚ Nigeria Omotosho Adebayo and Robert Jane Department of Computer Science and Technology Bells University of Technology‚ Ota‚ Nigeria Oke Alice.O Department of Computer Science and Engineering Ladoke Akintola University of Technology‚ Ogbomoso‚ Nigeria. e-mail: alitemi2006 {at] yahoo.com Abstract—Medical images require

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    Record System

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    of the technology today. From School to offices and now in Healthcare relate especially hospitals and even clinics. Upgrading from manual system to automated not only lessen paper consumption but also gives assurance of the safety of information that will be kept properly and well-organized. Patient record is a collection of documents that provides an account of each episode in which a patient visited or have treatment and received care from health care facility. The record is confidential and is

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    Katrina Breakdown Essay

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    The Katrina Breakdown. The aftermath of Hurricane Katrina may be remarked as a very important aspect to understand the relationship between federal‚ state‚ and local governments when it comes to major catastrophe. In Katrina’s case‚ federalism is seen as central to what was largely a government-created disaster. Numerous scientific articles are trying to offer various interpretations of what went wrong and why; however‚ out of all perspectives‚ I find Stephen Griffin’s argument most persuasive.

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    paradigm‚ i.e. in distribution‚ that the stem undergoes in conversion is obvious from the examples. As to the semantic changes‚ they are at first sight somewhat chaotic. Many authors have pointed out that dust v means lto remove dust from smth* and also the opposite‚ i.e. ’to powder’‚ ’to cover with smth’ (e. g. to dust a cake with sugar); stone v means ’to throw stones at1‚ ’to put to death by throwing stones at1 and also ’to remove the stones’ (from fruit). A closer investigation will show‚ however‚

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