He has the same 18-member team he began with in late 2012: a record of continuity unmatched in post-war Japanese politics.
Beyond its value as a social status symbol, a painted portrait, particularly of a child, was a combination of genetic trophy, protective talisman and personal memento: a record of continuity, a wish for the future, a reminder of what was or might have been.
While the Log allowed recording of continuity of care for individual patients, use of this facility and reflection in action requires Log entry closely related to the patient-interaction, rather than delayed entry as assessment approaches.
Culture is really about the richness of that fabric, and it seems to me that in this fire enough was lost, certainly by certain people, that the fabric of that record, of that continuity, is lost.
He taught intermittently in the United States and spent eight years at the Museum of Ethnology in Basel editing the papers of the art historian Carl Schuster, which were published in 12 volumes as "Social Symbolism in Ancient and Tribal Art: A Record of Tradition and Continuity" in the late 1980s and in a one-volume condensation, "Patterns That Connect: Social Symbolism in Ancient & Tribal Art".
In this case, the non-assigned provider would likely have access to the patient's clinical record, ensuring continuity of information [ 11].
In the Saarland, cancer cases have been recorded with a high degree of continuity and stability for over 40 years, so that these data meet international standards of quality and completeness.
· Prison Service lost substantial part of Stone's prison records, jeopardising continuity of care after his release following a long jail term.
It was impossible, although desirable, to collect usable data from Government-employed FPs due to the lack of patient records, very poor continuity of care inherent in the system, and inconsistent record-keeping systems in the Government health centres.
Ms. Silvestre said Google was initially focusing its efforts on a different format for Web health records, called Continuity of Care Record, or CCR.
Rural health workers at the point-of-care (for example, in rural clinics or in the patient's home) can access and contribute to longitudinal health records, allowing continuity of care that was previously impossible in non-hospital-based settings.
