Despite the limitations of the existing PHC system, a number of physicians in this study reported proactively using their professional linkages, experiences, and relationships to seek information and refer patients.
When other sectors enjoy positive growth, sectors with high innovation backward linkages also experience a positive effect.
The first pre-genetic polymers were not necessarily made of the sugar moieties that compose extant nucleic acids, nor were the nucleosides forcibly connected by the phosphoester linkages that we experience today.
To prevent erroneous inputs resulting from finger linkage, the force threshold needs to be set individually for each person, depending on how much finger-linkage movement they experience.
43 Following descriptive analysis, patterns and linkages among views, experiences and behaviours of the participants will be explored.
In future, better linkage of patient experience and patient-level clinical data, especially data regarding disease severity and functional status, would allow for an improved understanding of how disease state influences patient reports of experience of shared decision making (and other aspects of care).
Knowledge transfer occurs through people, and the quality of linkages depends on skills, experience in cooperation, and other factors.
In a review of the international literature dealing with transition to school practices, Petriwskyi et al. (2005) found that continuity is achieved in three ways: through communication linkages; through coherence of experience and through system coherence.
Aboriginal former inmates who were in prison for short periods on remand were reported to be far less likely than those exiting from long sentences to experience good linkages between prison and community services.
"We have experienced erroneous linkages before and we will certainly cooperate if this case is proved and any authorities want to speak with us," Ebdon said.
