Studies of organizations in general suggest that large managed care organizations will have difficulty providing high-quality primary care largely because of their complexity and the fragmentation of their work force.
To create this caring culture in healthcare institutions, we may need a shift away from fragmentation of nurses work into tasks.
The small size, diversity and fragmentation of this work, and the quite descriptive approach of many articles, makes systematic knowledge synthesis across the articles a challenging task that is not attempted here.
To progress from the multiplicity and fragmentation of the works in the first room to the simpler and clearer prop works to this utterly unified condensation is to take an exhilarating intellectual journey.
The bill will result in widespread fragmentation of healthcare and work against integration with social care, not to mention the massive cost and destabilisation caused by yet another major reorganisation at a time of huge financial pressures.
By this collocation we made a contribution against the fragmentation of communities which work on di erent aspects of di erent independent branches, traditional branches (e.g., computer algebra and theorem proving), as well as newly emerging ones (on user interfaces, knowledge management, theory exp- ration, etc.).
In the latest example of the growing fragmentation of the world of work, a new company called Quri is offering to pay shoppers for collecting pictures and other data while they shop in supermarkets, drug stores and other retail outlets.
The aim of this study is to examine how the fragmentation of design and construction work could be reduced through knotworking in building projects.
In order to examine physicians' multiple work duties and work fragmentation, we counted the number of work types performed and activity changes during one observational period.
