Sentence examples for enhanced continuity from inspiring English sources
MacOS will also gain enhanced Continuity and iCloud drive support - Apple's system that allows apps on iOS to link directly to the Mac versions using iCloud so that users can start something on one device and continue it on another.
With our collaborative focus and enhanced continuity of care across health settings, the Care Transition Coalition addresses the deficiencies that occur during transitions by minimizing unnecessary hospitalizations and overutilization of the emergency department (ED).
A proposed Handoff Continuity Score correlates with physicians' perceptions of enhanced continuity and patient familiarity.
The increased HCS was associated with the MD qualitative assessment of enhanced continuity and efficiency after implanting a schedule change.
One hospital in the United States using a day float system found that this change was viewed positively by residents and provided enhanced continuity of care for patients [ 48].
To a certain extent, the identified improvements could also be due to better documentation and/or staff awareness, both positively contributing to enhanced continuity in care and validity of collected data.
It reduced unplanned readmission due to complications, improved patients' reliance on the hospital, and further enhanced treatment continuity of cancer patients.
Reform plans that focus on creating sufficient workforce and maternity care infrastructure for enhanced access to continuity of midwifery care may be especially important for successfully enacting other reform priorities, such as those to enable informed choice.
The overall project report also addressed the extent to which practice changes implemented enhanced care and care continuity and barriers to and facilitators of successful CoP implementation.
Continuity gives rise to an enhanced settling rate.
People who employed their personal assistants directly rather than through a care agency got better continuity, greater control and an enhanced quality of life [ 22, 23].
