Sentence examples for of local pathways from inspiring English sources

Some clinicians thought that written safety netting materials should be tailored to the local area accordingly: "a bit more specific to the area as well, that would be good so it was, you know it takes into account sort of local pathways, what's available locally including things like the community children's nurses" (OOHS GP).

Particular kinds of patients may proceed through particular 'levels' of care with unexpected speed or delay and this suggests the need to target, measure and analyze sources of DUP within the context of local pathways.

We begin with the premise that deploying interventions targeting these two domains of DUP with already demonstrated success (in the TIPS project) provides an empirically tractable basis for the main goal of DUP reduction while also allowing for vital information to be collected on determinants of DUP within the context of local pathways to care.

The project takes a deliberately 'interventionist' stance to assessing local pathways to care i.e. the mounting of a campaign targeting presumed sources of DUP is expected to reveal more actionable information about these sources of delay and other salient features of local pathways.

Thus, physical interactions are highly informative of local pathway architecture but provide a less complete picture of functional modules or interconnections between them [ 4].

We also want to stress, however, that policies and actions that are overlooking the situatedness and uniqueness of particular local pathways, may not only undermine the development of effective and sustainable action, but could even transform into a SDH itself.

We argue that it is the room for and nature of such local pathways and strategies that will determine the sustainability outcomes of the ongoing transition and land use transformation in dryland areas across East Africa.

While not exhaustive, it integrates salient elements of our local pathway to care.

Nevertheless, the development and use of a local pathway might be appropriate in situations where an additional advantage is expected by its use.

Interviews with professionals sought to explore: (1) knowledge and understanding of certification and registration; (2) local pathways and the factors affecting certification and registration; (3) the role of different health and social care professionals and (4) the future of certification and registration and suggestions for improvement.

While we assume that all of the actors in our local pathways to care (see Figure  1) may, for different patients, play a causal role in DUP and are thus part of our model, we do not presume to attribute weights to their relative importance.