Management continuity refers to co-ordination of patient care, and how it is organised and provided via timely and consistent service, appropriate to the needs of the individual.
"We believed that it was critical for Priceline.com to maintain senior management continuity in order to facilitate the company's turnaround plan and differentiate Priceline.com from other companies in the e-commerce arena that were experiencing a flight of senior management talent," the company said in its proxy filing.
Organizational changes in diabetes care, as a result of the increased attention given to management continuity of care, have led to an increased need for multidisciplinary collaboration within and between health care sectors (e.g. public health, primary care and secondary care).
(05CF) As noted above, management continuity typically refers to connectedness among multiple service providers and patient/clients in the planning and providing of services.
For parents of children with complex chronic health conditions, results from our study illustrate that the notion of management continuity could be extended to include the planning and information necessary to ensure health for the child in a more holistic sense.
Why are you directing traffic yourself?" (V13) Some providers worked diligently to ensure management continuity and shared plans in many ways: to the patient, on paper (which was faxed or shared), through dictation, verbally if urgent, and stored in various charts and records.
(1) Ways should be developed to institutionalise an organisational memory of AEs and the analyses following them so that the system becomes less sensitive to management continuity.
Each professional group was primarily concerned with the management of care within the confines of their own service (maternity service, CFH nursing service, general practice) as opposed to management continuity between services or professional groups.
With a regular source of care, parents and children were able to seek relational, informational, and management continuity [ 55], which seemed to have a positive impact on referral status.
Therefore, management continuity was confined, in most instances, to referral to secondary services.
