In other words, knowing the patient also means that a GP does not or cannot always rest on clear evidence-based medicine, but that he, together with the patient, may deal with changing and context-dependent patient needs.
Hence, rather than treating ethnicity as well as age and ageing as being fixed, static and discrete categories, these need to be conceptualised and understood instead as being socially constructed and therefore as being fluid, changing and context-dependent (see Norris 2015; Torres 2015; Zubair, Martin and Victor 2012 a ).
It's fluid, ever changing, and dependent upon context— much like headaches.
Further future modifications will likely be required to adapt to the changing needs and context, to motivate patients and to avoid participation fatigue [ 40].
Human passions may be eternal, but social context keeps changing, and so, therefore, does the interaction between them.
"We found that technology was best to respond to this need for information – it's flexible, responsive and can be adapted to meet changing needs and contexts".
The most successful transitions are often flexible to accommodate changing needs and contexts identified through midterm assessments.
The journey provides a helpful diachronic narrative template that knits together individual role and career transitions to bridge past and present, whose changing contours and contexts are given explanatory coherence by an overarching life story (Habermas and Bluck, 2000).
Organizations face challenges in the external environment and changing internal context, and leaders will alter their behavior to adapt to these environment changes.
Micro businesses are theorised as flexible, creative and able to adapt quickly to changing context and opportunities (Baines and Wheelock, 2000; Pretorius et al., 2005).
These include obtaining support of program champions with upper-level managerial authority and 'packaging' projects as ready-for-use products, with ample space and guidelines for adaptation to various and changing contexts and priorities.
