Group items tagged health - ITGS-SIS

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Aerial maps and GPS-style systems will measure "the distance from each property to a series of amenities and services".
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Each of the buildings in the database has a unique identification, and the system can specify the use of around 90pc of buildings in the country – if they are, for example, a newsagents, school, takeaway or office block.
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The spokeswoman said the GeoDirectory "provides information on property location and type; and spatially derived data that indicate relative distances of all residential properties from a series of key amenities and services including transport, health, education and emergency services".
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those who deviate from the provided estimates face the prospects of checks, inspections and challenges.
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Yes, but only in very limited circumstances. A
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Yes. At our discretion
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Health and safety of employees, passengers and other members of the public Prevention and detection of crime and anti social behaviour
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Stereo or binocular vision created by two optical channels, as in two eyes. Three-dimensional vision blends the separate images seen by each eye into one composite image, which gives us the ability to perceive depth and judge distances.
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A movable, rotating joint, as in the human wrist or as in da Vinci’s patented EndoWrist® instruments
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A 3-dimensional conformal radiation therapy (3D-CRT) uses sophisticated computer software to conform or shape the distribution of radiation beams to the 3-dimensional shape of the diseased prostate, sparing damage to normal tissue in the vicinity of treatment.
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A small tubular lens device, usually attached to a video monitor, and video camera, and used to visualize the inside of the body.
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Minimally invasive surgery (also known as MIS, minimal access, keyhole surgery, laparoscopic, or endoscopic surgery) is intended to eliminate the most physically and emotionally traumatic elements of conventional open surgery, including pain and lengthy recovery. Advances in MIS allow surgeons access to affected tissues and organs through very small incisions.
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Surgery performed using the assistance of robotic technologies. Existing systems like da Vinci are designed to provide surgeons with enhanced capabilities rather than designed to operate on their own.
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