Sentence examples for episodic needs from inspiring English sources

When illness was experienced as a random catastrophe, and medical discoveries focussed on rescue, insurance for unanticipated, episodic needs was what we needed.

This is the group of service users who have been identified as likely to be most in need of continuity of care [ 1] due to ongoing and episodic needs [ 20] that can require multiple interventions at different locations either at the same point in time or over time [ 13].

Finding babysitters or elder-care is, after all, a relatively episodic need, and there is a high risk of disintermediation, yielding a marketplace with weaker network effects.

The relationship between inter-episodic mood instability and full depressive or manic episodes needs to be established.

However, they assumed a very restricted domain, and the question remains how far the modeling of perception, concept formation, and of semantic and episodic memory needs to be taken to support unrestricted language learning.

As the health care system evolves to cope with expanding demands in the face of limited resources, it is unclear how patients with episodic care needs will be treated, and what role urgent care centers will play in their care.

The normal episodic reactivation needed for memory maintenance could occur during sleep as noted above, and during conscious recall.

Thus, the unresolved issue of a differential engagement of anterior versus posterior segments of the hippocampus in episodic memory tasks needs further investigation.

It has been suggested that stress system induced episodic memory impairment needs more chronic stress system abnormality than working memory impairment; and this would hold especially among young adults [ 56, 57].

We suggest that a new model for episodic care is needed that provides funding for an entire episode of care.

These repeated episodic exposures will need to be controlled by our Environmental Control Life Support System, based upon the health standards that we set for acute and chronic exposures.