Sentence examples for continuity and coordinate from inspiring English sources

We suspect that because participants in the latter regions were more concerned about appropriate and timely access or continuity and coordinate care, patient-centred care was seen as a secondary priority, which could only occur once healthcare services were accessed or care was more streamlined.

Continuity and coordinated care emerged as the second most important priority across all nominal groups combined, supporting the findings of Guthrie et al. [ 23].

They provide comprehensive health care, continuity of care and coordinate care between different health care providers and health care sectors.

Peer networks are usually formed and coordinated through divisions of general practice, although continuity of networks is reliant on individual's commitment and a coherence between members.

However a specialist (offering condition focused care) may take continuity of responsibility, coordinate care across organisations, and have excellent consultation skills.

Because the course was designed to create continuity between semesters and to coordinate with progress made in the sponsor's laboratory, the project evolved from semester to semester, and validation of one semester's data was often performed by students in the next semester.

By inserting position and time dependent source terms into the evolution equation of standard LBM, the continuity and NS equations on the cylindrical coordinate system [1] can be recovered.

The non-linear shallow-water equations including advection and bottom friction terms and the equation of continuity on the spherical coordinate system are numerically solved (Satake 1995).

Continuity is defined, following Haggerty et al, 60 as a patient being treated by a same professional or a same team over the course of time (relational continuity) and the delivered care being seamlessly coordinated (management continuity).

Currently IPV is largely unrecognised by primary care providers and in the few cases that are diagnosed the standard of care is fragmented, poorly coordinated, lacking in continuity and missing important aspects.

"Attorney General Farmer has already done an excellent job coordinating the state's efforts in response to the World Trade Center disaster," Mr. DiFrancesco said in a statement, "so his continued leadership will provide continuity and consistency as we make the final decisions regarding the task force".