Large tumours of the mandible need immediate reconstruction to provide continuity of the mandible, satisfactory function of the jaw, as well as an acceptable aesthetic outcome.
This case study shows that design excellence is needed to re-establish the sediment continuity, while keeping flood risk below acceptable levels.
A spokesman of Abbas was quoted as saying: The Israeli proposal is not acceptable … The Palestinian side will only accept a Palestinian state with territorial continuity, with holy Jerusalem as its capital, without settlements, and on the June 4 , 1967boundaries.
It is also shown that increasing the degree of continuity requires a special attention in order to have acceptable results.
whose responsibility is it to ensure continuity of care of his warfarin management and how acceptable is it to be relying on a patient's report of medication changes?
This study showed that the ProtecT trial nurse-led AM for men with localised PCa was acceptable to patients, urologists and nurses because of the quality and continuity of care it delivered and perceptions of cost-effectiveness.
Business Continuity (BC) is defined as the capability of the organization to continue delivery of products or services at acceptable predefined levels following a disruptive incident.
Patients usually determine quality of care based on: acceptable waiting times, convenient opening hours, confidential relationships, availability of gender-sensitive services, continuity of services, choice of contraceptive method, and being treated with dignity and respect.
We developed 4 practicable and acceptable QIs based on chart abstraction and covering different aspects of quality of care (continuity of care, staff coordination, coordination between hospitals and general practitioners, pain management and awareness of nutritional disorders).
Choice sequences made their first appearance as intuitionistically acceptable objects in a book review in 1914; the principle that makes them mathematically tractable, the continuity principle, was formulated in Brouwer's lectures notes of 1916.
This is in line with a British study showing that the interpersonal continuity of care was important to patients and that replacement of the usual GP with a nurse was acceptable, but only as an exceptional case [ 14].
