The OAPEC's Secretariat hoped that the
data bank would provide solid information for whoever seeks it.
director, Division of Practitioner
Data Banks, to Alan Bavley, health reporter, Kansas City Star, Aug 26, 2011.
For example, if you have a case against a hospital and a doctor, often it appears in the
data bank as though the only party settling is the hospital.
The
data bank can and should be edited to suit the interests of the user.
Many physicians are more familiar with the HIPDB's sister operation, the National Practitioner
Data Bank (NPDB), which collects information about medical malpractice judgments and settlements.
Users of the HIPDB appear to be satisfied with the service, according to a recent survey of 886
data bank customers.
All 50 states have laws authorizing
data banks and more than 30 have them in operation.
jp''
data bank, which is already accessible on computers, lists job offers advertised by the ministry's ''Hello Work'' manpower office as well as by the private sector.
Its staff is small--only 116 employees--but its strength comes from a coveted
data bank it compiled of 2,500 companies with critical energy needs.
He had been a vice president of Farm Market iD since the company was formed in 1996 with the consolidation of Market Identification and National Farm
Data Bank.
To be a good driver, you need to accumulate a huge
data bank about your car so you can remember exactly how it behaves.
It also allows users to query against a single
data bank or across multiple
data banks to specifically extract accurate results.
