Sentence examples for liaison model from inspiring English sources

Our findings are broadly consistent with those of a randomized controlled trial that compared an IMCC (attached liaison) model to usual care [ 36], conducted in a sample of participants with heterogeneous mental health conditions.

The three district general hospitals provided a model of joint care between orthogeriatric and trauma and orthopaedic services, while the teaching hospital provided a liaison model of orthogeriatric care.

11 Who Cares Wins, dating from 2005, sets out the range of service models and illustrates how a proactive liaison model has more advantages, and it urges the standard consultation model services to shift to a liaison approach.

Nowadays, in several boroughs, orthopaedic wards are being restructured, overcoming the traditional model of care towards heterogeneous liaison models between the orthopaedic staff and medical-geriatric staff.

To develop such liaison models in cancer, it may equally be important to improve cancer learning in the geriatrics curriculum.

Geriatrician liaison models are becoming increasingly utilised by other specialties, such as orthopaedics (Gilchrist et al, 1988) and surgery (Harari et al, 2007).

A multicentered, randomized controlled trial of psychiatry liaison models to measure their effect on improved quality of life, independent living, and mortality may help dementia care.

Recommendations to ameliorate problems identified in studies reviewed by Backer, Chapman and Mitchell [ 13] reflect those from the UK inquiry [ 18]: that is, developing liaison models, especially through a disability liaison nurse, supporting carers, and improving communication.

In this study, engineering attributes were added to the liaison graph model for the evaluation of part connections.

In the integrated care or liaison attachment model, an on-site psychiatrist or mental health worker becomes an integral part of a primary care team [ 42].

I would like to see mental health care fully integrated across the whole health and social care system, not remain in its current silo or flit around the edges as many liaison psychiatry models do.