This was also our chance to test our 'business continuity', i.e. our ability to continue working in the event of a major disaster.
Three foreign secretaries within his first two years (James Callaghan, Anthony Crosland, David Owen) would hardly have been Palliser's choice, but it did enable him to demonstrate his ability to provide continuity.
My goal is to incorporate the same athleticism of our players into the ability to run continuity and movement sets the way that the European teams do.
Several combinations of alternatives are tested for their ability to remove continuity violations, without adding vorticity, in channels that have been fitted with nonorthogonal MAC grids.
Staffing issues impact on hospitals' ability to provide continuity of care.
A manager, according to the participants, must be able to create the right conditions and have the logistical ability to ensure continuity of care.
Other key issues raised in our review were the prioritisation of other areas over postnatal, and the various factors impacting on organisations' ability to provide continuity of care.
Specifically, resilient families tend to develop a flexible structure that balances strong leadership and the ability to maintain continuity in the face of adversity, alongside the adaptive capacity to accommodate to change (Kelley et al. 1994).
To help the situation non-governmental organisations have set up clinics in certain areas for vulnerable migrants who have difficulty accessing primary care, but there are concerns over their ability to provide continuity to care, refer to secondary care and their use of local resources such as GPs and nurses [ 8, 9].
In particular, the combination of both degree elevation and knot insertion, namely k-refinement, is implemented due to its ability to control the continuity.
This ability to engage in continuity of care gave students essential feedback on their medical decision making and enabled them to build doctor-patient relationships.
