NS is involved in research into continuity of care and continuity of information.
This is a relevant contrast in research on continuity of care, as personal continuity is more often valued for more serious problems [ 15, 16].
This publication arose from the joint research project "Continuity and change: Interaction of personality and occupation up to the age of 52 years", funded by the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation.
In short, in the framework of this experimental research, the continuity of the works carried out by predecessors in this field is a synonym of process diversity because a common base or reference material uniting this work with those in the past is scoria and its different compositions.
Further research on continuity of care is needed, however, to evaluate these and other possible explanations.
Some earlier research regarding continuity of care giver in maternity services has shown similar results [ 27, 28].
Previous research supports continuity, and planning and cooperation are important for patients who receive palliative care [ 32, 41, 42] and should be included in measures in palliative care [ 12].
CONTINU-UM was employed as a measure of experienced COC in a larger research programme on continuity of care (Experiences of Continuity of care and Health and social Outcomes (ECHO) [ 18].
All the research indicates that continuity of midwifery care gives the best physical and psychological outcomes for women and babies, but it is virtually impossible for midwives to achieve this.
