Traditions capable of subjecting their self-understanding to critique constitute continuities of conflict.
That continuity, through decades of conflict and devastation, has all but disappeared from the Afghan scene; the king may well be the only means of bringing it back.
In conclusion, the increased use of cross-border healthcare services, especially among Turkish immigrants, may have consequences for continuity of care, including conflicts in medical treatment.
Use of cross-border healthcare may have consequences for the continuity of care, including conflicts in the medical treatment, for the patient.
Even as we try to predict the fallout of widespread societal change, our focus on knowledge can be one tangible way to help ease the process of conflict between continuity and change (Goldman 2011).
Distance to the practice and continuity of caregiver seemed to conflict for respondents.
To generate obedience, the bureaucratic ethic stresses continuity, unity, subordination and the elimination of conflict.
The associated subthemes of complexity, continuity and conflict highlighted the tensions and difficulties faced by staff when attempting to manage these risks in modern practice.
Integrative life review is most well-known, and implies an evaluation of one's past in order to accept negative events, resolve past conflicts, identify continuity of past and present, and, eventually, find meaning in life [ 16].
To avoid loopholes in service delivery, the roles of various government agencies and geographical areas of responsibility in times of conflict must be clearly delineated, particularly regarding continuity of services to IDPs moving from one province/territory to another.
