Sentence examples for integration and continuity from inspiring English sources
Reform programs which enhance clinical integration and continuity of care include innovative models for integrated service delivery and care [ 3, 4]; establishment of new "cross-border" roles for care coordinators to improve transitions across healthcare settings [ 1, 5]; and case managers such as community 'matrons'[ 6].
This plan will improve the integration and continuity of health service provision.
Thus, in self-source systems, unconventional hydrocarbon (shale gas, tight gas, shale oil, tight oil and oil shale) and conventional hydrocarbon are always spatially distributed from the deep formations to the shallow formations, characterized by spatial integration and continuity (Fig. 8).
The IFO programme laid a firm foundation for effecting integration and continuity in schools.
Positive association between service integration and continuity of care could only partially be demonstrated.
Having a strategy to guide service development provides a foundation for the integration and continuity of chronic illness care [ 3].
That seems unavoidable if the current fragmentation of services is to stop; integration achieved; stability and continuity encouraged; and the acceleration in health inequalities and decline in standards and pay that competition also triggers, avoided.
Hence, multi-chronic patients require the integration of specialties and continuity of care (COC).
People centeredness is the foundation of an effective and efficient PHC system [ 11], in which critical elements include person centeredness, comprehensiveness and integration, continuity of care, and participation of patients, families and communities [ 12, 13].
Based on the 1978 Alma-Ata Declaration, the World Health Organization has proposed a global goal of achieving universal primary care with the following attributes: first contact care, person-centredness, comprehensiveness and integration, continuity of care, responsibility, and coordination [ 5].
Recent research suggests substantial benefit may be obtained by systems of outreach care that facilitate better integration, co-ordination, collaboration and continuity of multidisciplinary care.
