Further, the emphasis upon 'situated' contexts necessitates an investigation of local sociality in impacting the ways inequalities of care circulation are produced.
Drawing upon qualitative data on family life in rural households in China and applying the concept of care circulation, this article has examined the processes of care for old people in the context of rural to urban migration, an area which has been predominantly located in a quantitatively based intergenerational transfer framework.
Once the U.S. was in the war, however, circulation took care of itself.
Presence of H-FABP in the circulation was detected using the point-of-care Cardio Detect® med card.
EPs may also access HIE platforms such as regional data repositories set up by governmental or private organizations to enable the fluid circulation of information between primary care medical clinics, hospitals, and private laboratories [13, 14].
Mechanical thrombectomy (MT) with a stent retriever (SR), in association with intravenous (IV) rtPA, is now the standard of care in anterior circulation ischemic stroke caused by large vessel occlusion (LVO).
This article is the first to apply the 'care circulation' analytical framework to examine the processes of care for old people in rural China, an area which has hitherto been predominantly located in a quantitatively based intergenerational transfer framework.
They define 'care circulation' as 'the reciprocal, multidirectional and asymmetrical exchange of care that fluctuates over the life-course within transnational family networks subject to the political, economic, cultural and social contexts of both sending and receiving societies' (2013:2013
Under the current standard of care published by the ASA, continuous monitoring of oxygenation, ventilation, circulation, and temperature is required [ 15].
Third, the care circulation framework emphasizes that the quality of the relationship is more important in the efficacy of care exchange than the mode and form of caregiving (Baldassar et al. 2014).
