Sentence examples for context of continuity from inspiring English sources

As I wrote of reductive materialism (Plumwood 1993 p 101) "Contemporary western identity has rejected the otherworldly significance and basis for continuity, but has given it no other definitive meaning, provided no other satisfactory context of continuity or embeddedness for human life".

One recent New Zealand study, in the context of continuity of care, explored transfer from a rural perspective [ 6].

Elements of trust and satisfaction, important to the ongoing patient-physician relationship, are also important to examine in the context of continuity.

Given the context of continuity of care in New Zealand, all 692 of the study participants had 'their own' midwife (who had one or two back-up midwives), who provided her primary maternity care regardless of the birthplace, plan change or transfer.

Conclusion: In the context of continuity of dementia care, diagnostic information is communicated in a way that conforms to intersubjective norms of minimizing catastrophic reactions in medical communication, and is sensitive to problems associated with 'insight' in terms of delivery and receipt or non-receipt of diagnosis.

In the first place, we situate pharmacogenomic research in Brazil in the context of continuities in the historical studies on the genomic diversity of Brazilian populations, which notably increased in the 1990s and the early 2000s.

This is a finding that will be of concern to health policy-makers, in the context of ensuring continuity of care and the most appropriate care.

By viewing cognition as a natural biological phenomenon contributing to the persistence of organisms in constantly changing environments, it then makes sense to approach cognition in human as well as non-human others like plants, as a functional process understood in the context of phylogenetic continuity (see 'the biogenic approach', Lyon 2005).

This paper found that, in the context of universal continuity of midwifery care, when the qualitative and quantitative responses were integrated, women understood the potential for plan change or transfer and appeared to be more unhappy about the decision to change birthplace plan or transfer than the transfer itself.

Context. The importance of continuity of care as a means to promote care coordination remains controversial.

There was the whole concept of continuity.