For example, in the first home visit CFH nurses place most emphasis on having access to past health history (informational continuity) and developing a relationship with the family (relational continuity), whereas in subsequent visits they also distinguished developing a care plan with the family (managerial continuity).
As far as I am concerned, you still try too hard to explain Calvino with Calvino, to chart a history, a continuity in Calvino, and maybe this Calvino does not have any continuity, he dies and is reborn every second.
A 100-year history of continuity of care in New Zealand found that a minority of GPs provided longitudinal continuity of care, as did a minority of general practices (with only 2.8percentt of practices remaining at one address for 30 years or more) [ 11].
The charm of the Masters is its history and continuity.
The method gave useful information about the landscape history and continuity of grazing.
His long association with the Royal Ballet, 56 years in all, provided a strong sense of history and continuity.
But, now that they had years of history and continuity to contend with, it had become harder and harder to imagine a liberating offense.
But the storied artifacts, subjects and communities depicted in these photographs imbue them with both a sense of history and continuity with the past.
But I believe that "Don Quixote" really inaugurates what we understand modern fiction to be -- a reflection of our presence in the world as problematic beings in an unending history, whose continuity depends on subjecting reality to the imagination.
(Houghton Mifflin, $18.95). The themes struck in Mr. McFarland's generous, hopeful and stylistically bold first novel include history and continuity, independence and separtion, as its 29-year-old hero searches past and present for secrets of indentity.
