It provides an alternative framing of how organizations approach paradoxes and deal with the resulting tensions.
Going beyond the idea of resistance, our analysis offers an alternative framing of how members of the general public respond to pandemic influenza.
Against an apparently favourable backdrop, the "simple rules" of primary health system change described in other settings provided a plausible framing of how changes were achieved in the implementation of PHC outreach teams in the North West Province.
That was why we decided that each Canticle should be realized by a different artist, with the two us providing a frame of how the light and the space and the company are moved through the evening, and Ian's singing providing a centre and dramatic through-line.
To encourage collaborative efforts both within private practices and between private practices and hospital-based care, the legal frame of how health insurance companies reimburse private practices for their cancer care has been restructured to include incentives for collaborations [ 21– 23].
However epidemiological data of headache disorders, despite the international Lifting the Burden Campaign, is still scarce in many parts of the world and inconsistent because of the sampling frames and of how prevalence rates are defined and the physical, emotional, social and economic burdens of headaches are still poorly acknowledged.
And in light of the national shortage of family physicians in Canada, using the trajectory to frame explorations of how both urban and rural patients, with various health needs, experience the phases of transitioning will afford an opportunity to explore additional possibilities for bolstering the system's capacity to facilitate this process.
But you can see, movement by movement and frame by frame, how much of herself she poured into the role.
She explains how the phrase "right to choose" (later "pro-choice") was coined by a pro-abortion campaigner:...she wrote a memorandum framing the issue of how the pro-repeal position should be described: "Right to life is short, catchy, composed of monosyllabic words an important consideration in English.
We saw a wider frame of reference: how, in the digital age, could we deliver a PSB system that was transparent, accountable, pluralist, good value for money, and scalable to changing needs, rather than embedded in self-sustaining institutions?
Knowledge of patients' self-initiated coping strategies may give the clinician a better understanding of the patients' frame of reference; how they organize everyday life to cope with their problems, and, accordingly, establish a better starting point for discussing potentially maladaptive strategies.
