A new analysis, in which care was taken to exclude days in which sporadic sodium layers were present, and including measurements made up to the end of 2001, shows that the linear trend has not continued.
But beware the after-image: this is a world in which care is a charade, where death is always lonely and love mute.
It's not personal, she says, and she's right, because the issues she continually highlights are ones in which care institutions and the media can disempower young people.
The United States cannot hope to "bend the cost curve" unless it improves the manner in which care is delivered to persons with chronic conditions.
The more subtle ingredient in this model's success the secret sauce, as it were is a culture in which care coordinators can actually coordinate care.
Much of it grew out of a protestant-Lutheran culture, in which care for the weak is the responsibility of society as a whole.
Leaders must engage their colleagues in bringing about improvements in patient care, and transforming the way in which care is provided.
It becomes clear that it's no easy feat to condense in just a few sentences the complicated and varied ways in which care for the land is embedded in Indigenous Australian social structures, philosophy and spirituality.
Real integration of health and care services holds the promise of providing seamless care, tailored to the individual's needs and focused on outcomes rather than the workforce, organisational structures or the setting in which care is delivered.
Unlike traditional home care, in which care assistants might help with washing, dressing and meals on a permanent basis, a specialist team spends just six to eight weeks helping people do things for themselves.
Social care of the future will be a professional vocation in which care workers have the freedom and responsibility to provide appropriate supports to strengthen and complement the capacity of the client and her networks – a rewarding career indeed.
