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If you operate a computerized record system, filing will be somewhat different although the principles are the same as for paper records. Computerized records need to be located in named directories for ease of retrieval and the locations identified in the procedures. 

Control storage conditions of paper, microfilm, and computerized records. 

The increasing use of computers has made record keeping less of a chore than it once was. Even in laboratories with computerized records, however, there is still need for some written record keeping. The same kinds of records must be kept regardless of the method used. 

Firm 3 - Medium. Computerized records kept on substances (TSCA inventory) and on industrial hygiene. 

The recent advancement in the field of computer technology and anlytical instrumentation it has become very easy and convenient to have the analyical data from a series of biological samples processed at high speed as digital readouts or on computerized recorders. Many hospitals round the globe make extensive use of advanced computer softwares for data processing as stated beiow ... 

If the batch is produced on a manual system, more detailed readings and times need to be added to the batch sheet. With minimal equipment the weight and temperature instrumentation will provide either hard copy or computerized records of the time, temperature, and weight of each batch. If a batching controller is used, the program for each grade must be routinely verified for a continued lack of corruption or unauthorized change. 

Step 4 for those involved in the process is to discuss and decide on the measures of quality pertinent to the drug being evaluated. These become the criteria for drug use. They are developed by the clinicians using the medications and are often based on both evidence from the literature as well as local experience. Often, surrogate markers of disease or outcome, or both, must be used if more clinically relevant data are not readily available in computerized records or in the patient s actual chart. 

Check the original prescription or order as well as computerized records. 

Failure to establish and implement adequate computer security to assure data integrity in that during this inspection it was observed that an employee was found to have utilized another person s computer access to enter data into the XXXX computerized record system. [21 CFR 211.68(b)] Review 21 CFR Part 11 for regulations pertaiiung to the... 

Once the data sheets have been printed out they are kept in a ring file, to make a very flexible data book. Similar non-computerized record systems can also be devised but the advantage of using a computer is that the record can easily be updated at any time. If a researcher is conscientious about keeping these data records up to date, much of the tedious hard work is done when it comes to writing reports or theses. 

Reports on adverse events after the administration of the two hepatitis B vaccines licensed in the US (Engerix-B and Recombivax HB) have been compared in two different surveillance systems VAERS and Vaccine Safety Datalink (VSD) (8). VSD is a computerized record linkage system designed to allow more rigorous evaluation of... 

There is a lack of backstop mechanism. Patients typically use the same pharmacy. The pharmacy s computerized records flag any potentially hazardous interaction with a prescription. A backstop mechanism usually is not in place for herbal therapies. 

Currently, no data are available regarding the association between anthrax vaccine and chronic disease, snch as infertility or cancer. In addition, no data are available regarding the safety of anthrax vaccine for children under 18 or people over 65 years, nor are there stndies regarding the safety of anthrax vaccine during pregnancy. A recent stndy of the association between anthrax vaccine and congenital anomalies was inconclnsive dne to the limitations in computerized records used in the study (16). 

Retrospective review is conducted after the patient has received a medication, and the treatment is complete. Medical charts or computerized records are screened to identify patterns and trends. This may be the simplest type to perform, because large amounts of data can be reviewed quickly, and the outcomes are known. Information gained from large retrospective reviews is helpful for problem identification and initiating actions that will benefit future patients. However, inaccurate or incomplete documentation could limit the usefulness of information collected. 

All in all, we would do well do revisit these recommendations, particularly those dealing with seamless care and computerized records. The patient orientation urged by Lowy for pharmacists has certainly spurred the clinical movement in this part of the world. 

Meetings with monitors and/or investigators Evaluating pharmacy participation Opening computerized record Establishing dispensing procedures Information activities... 

Closing computerized record Meetings with monitors and/or investigators Closing the protocol file Institutional or sponsor audits... 

Resources necessary will vary by study but may include access to medical or computerized records, average medical personnel wages, and specialty medical staff. 

Data processing Computerized recorded data Data retrieval... 

Is there a preventive maintenance schedule that provides for timely maintenance of the facilities and equipment Is there a written or computerized record of performed maintenance that shows the schedule has been followed Do maintenance request records show a pattern of certain facilities or equipment needing repair or breaking down before maintenance was a major cause ... 

The use of computers for HAZOP is quite common. In addition to automated HAZOP (discussed later), computerized recording is also available. The recording programs are basically special spreadsheets. This transition has resulted in thorough and quick recording of HAZOP studies. There are a number of features of use of computers for recording ... 

In Eq. (3) A is % compaction at phase transition Avogadro s no. = 6.02 10" M, molarity of the applied monolayer film V, volume of applied monolayer droplet. In the above example where palmitic acid was dissolved in hexane and spread over a water subphase, entering an A value of 34% to Eq. (3) yielded a molecular area of ca 0.215 nm. The experiment was performed on a Lauda Langmuir trough fitted with a computerized recorder programmed with Eq. (3) to present direct readings of molecular areas. 

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