In this regard, business institutions and competition are crucial, but regulatory needs remain in order to safeguard continuity of knowledge creation.
Direct involvement of the GP also provides feedback possibilities to better tailor the intervention and it safeguards continuity of care.
These styles, we argue, reflect and safeguard continuities of farming in places like the study area for current and future generations.
This was specifically related to communication, which was seen as a means to safeguard better continuity.
In EU countries, an amendment to the Dublin II Regulation on asylum applications is recommended, in order to foster and safeguard the continuity of TB care for asylum seekers.
In his articulation of a philosophy of value, Lotze "killed two birds with one stone": "a safeguarding of the continuity and connection with German idealism, but simultaneously a critical deflection of speculative idealism" (ibid., p. 118).
[ 1, 7] These triggers and reminders simply add safeguards and enhance continuity and long-term care rather than posing any threat to professional autonomy.
To safeguard the security, continuity and quality of nursing care for individuals with dementia, accurate information and a nursing care plan should contain concepts related to physical and psychosocial needs.
Amendment 2 is no safeguard to ensure the continuity of religious freedom in Missouri.
Otherwise, the service works in shifts, which means that changes in staffing are sometimes inevitable and the standard approach is to work with co-therapy pairings (to safeguard both quality and continuity).
