Sentence examples for a model of continuity from inspiring English sources

New Zealand has a unique maternity system where all women are offered a model of continuity of midwifery care regardless of where they plan to give birth.

Demonstration of outcomes experienced by LIFEspan clients will quantify the value of a coordinated transfer approach and provide data for future studies examining the long-term implications of such a model on continuity of care, quality of life, inclusion, and participation.

AMERICA is a model of political continuity: its constitution has been in force for longer than any other written constitution in the world.

In this study, we find that the frequency of the derived allele is low in the PWC (5%) compared to the frequency in the extant Swedish population, and that the change in frequency is incompatible with genetic drift as the sole explanation under a model of population continuity.

Objective: to compare the experiences of women who received a new model of continuity of midwifery care with those who received standard hospital care during pregnancy, labour, birth and the postnatal period.

We present an extended model of continuity of care.

Selected studies were analyzed in Nvivo, using a three dimension model of continuity of care developed in general practice.

(4) a program of continuity of care versus no follow up, usual care or a lower quality model of continuity of care (eg fewer contacts involved).

Objective To test whether a new community-based model of continuity of care provided by midwives and obstetricians improved maternal clinical outcomes, in particular a reduced caesarean section rate.

In Australia, Homer et al. [ 67] tested a new community-based model of continuity of care provided by midwives and obstetricians together by randomizing women to community-based care or standard hospital care, and found no significant differences in perinatal outcomes [LOE: 1+].

In this research, we extended the Haggerty and Reid model of continuity to a circle of care-based model of continuity of care.