hie

Instead of knocking or ringing, he stood on the step and called out sharply, "Hie, hie, hie!" until the door was opened.

After thee, however, O Zarathustra, did I fly and hie longest; and though I hid myself from thee, I was nevertheless thy best shadow: wherever thou hast sat, there sat I also.

The HIES 2016 findings showed that the country's poverty rate as per the upper poverty line came down at 24.3 percent in 2016 which was 40 percent in 2005.

Cornish: The primary role of HIEs is to give regional providers participating in a patient's care access to that patient's electronic records generated by other providers, hospitals, and facilities.

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Ideally, with HIEs and the cloud making lab data, imaging reports, images and records immediately available, there will be useful information to review when the patient arrives at the emergency department door.

Health Management Technology set out to examine the progress of HIEs through the viewpoints of a group of industry experts.

Feldman, who shared with the audience her experience in implementing HIEs in the US, also called for putting in place some regulations around what kind of information can be exchanged (through the system), and under what circumstances and for what purposes.

So, you don't know what is in there, you don't know who has accessed it, and you can't control access based on type of information HIEs are generally built for physicians and other health care providers, not patients or "consumers." You can, however, usually control access via a master switch that either shuts off access to everyone or opens access to everything--all or nothing.

HIEs are relying on a multitude of funding sources to cover both start-up costs and ongoing operations.

Yet the path from envisioning HIEs to real-world implementation has not been a straight "A-to-B" process.

Both are referred to as HIES [cited in References under Government of Pakistan].