Sentence examples for limited continuity from inspiring English sources
Due to the limited continuity of draft genomes, relative orientations in all 7 species could be determined for only 2120 such gene pairs.
Many organizations are using new technologies, new personnel, and revised and innovative shift structures to compensate for reduced resident coverage and to decrease the risks associated with more limited continuity of care.
Thus, limited continuity of service provision is pervasive, and time lags arising in this process have been found to increase the probability of relapse and to negatively affect patients' quality of life [ 1].
(caseload midwife, mid-level hospital) This situation seemed to have affected some of the ward midwives to strive for higher standards despite the limited continuity offered by their traditional model.
Little research has assessed the organizational impact of duty hour reforms; however, the literature reviewed demonstrates that many organizations are using new technologies, new personnel, and revised and innovative shift structures to compensate for reduced resident coverage and to decrease the risk of limited continuity of care.
This paper describes poor GP continuity and limited information exchange all leading to sub-optimal care in the patients' experience.
Both health centres had high staff turnover and limited capacity to provide continuity of care between staff and parent [ 21].
Health services, generally, were viewed as being in a state of constant flux operating in a context of limited resources which made continuity of care and choice difficult.
We also found all examined reports of limited completeness, accuracy, and even continuity.
This group is tightly integrated, limited in number, with high continuity and members having roughly equal status and power [ 26].
However, inappropriate commissioning by local councils is self-defeating and carries risks of rushed, undignified services which lack continuity by focusing on limited time for care and a constant pressure to reduce providers' fees.
