Articles about the art of self-care proliferated to the extent that_ _The Atlantic ran a guide to online self-care guides.
Research on the use of mindfulness-based stress reduction and related mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) in cancer care has proliferated over the past decade.
But as the baby boom burst and more women entered the workplace, camps and day-care programs proliferated.
In recent years, many primary care models have proliferated, favouring collaboration, care continuity, and best-practices for the management of patients with chronic and complex problems (e.g., Wagner's Chronic Care Model; the patient-centered medical home approach) [ 12, 13].
Even as simulation use in health care education has proliferated, there are terms used in simulation design that often lack clarity, in particular fidelity and cueing.
In-service training for health care workers has proliferated as a key strategic approach to this challenge, particularly in response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Health care funds, meanwhile, have proliferated.
Home health agencies, which care for Medicare patients with specific health needs (as opposed to those receiving general long-term care), have been proliferating in recent years.
Recent implementation of Health Information Exchange (HIE) mechanisms in which clinical summary documents are exchanged among disparate health care organizations can proliferate duplicate and conflicting information.
Health care ethics committees (ECs) have proliferated over the last 50 years as a consequence of the progressive development of academic bioethics.
In those areas in which patients write the checks for medical care, productivity proliferates.
