The HEDIS data set includes questions about how frequently screening procedures are performed, measured either by
retrospective chart review, which is expensive, or by data stored in electronically medical records in physicians, offices, submmitted inexpensively to employers and their representatives electronically, right into databases used to compare the performance of health plans.
Schottlaender points out that the projects described use all of the options available for
retrospective conversion: in-house, contracting to a vendor, or a combination of the two.
Retrospective review / As part of its ongoing
Retrospective Review Comment Project, the George Washington University Regulatory Studies Center examines significant proposed regulations to assess whether agencies propose
retrospective review as part of their regulations, and provides agencies with suggestions on how best to incorporate plans for
retrospective review into their proposals.
In regards to radiation dose, the dose was three times higher with
retrospective gating," said Dr.
LOOK BACK: Paul McCartney in Glasgow, 1970, in one of the photographs now part of a
retrospective31.3% opted for the modified
retrospective transition method
Chairwoman Cllr Sue Lloyd-Williams said: "I agree that when I see the word
retrospective it does cause me some concern.
Gallup's first measure of Obama's
retrospective job approval rating places him behind John Kennedy and Ronald Reagan among the 10 most recent presidents.
Seven
retrospective studies had patients with only relapsed Ewing's sarcoma that received HDCT (n = 205) (Table 1).
"Ballenesque: Roger Ballen--A
Retrospective" is a visual exploration of his now more than four-decade-long career and represents an entirely fresh edit by Roger Ballen himself and features many previously unpublished images.
This isn't about living space it is about money and, just like the growing
retrospective planning permission, it has allowed all types of abuses.
