"service continuum" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to refer to a range of services that are connected with each other. For example, "The service continuum includes primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of care for individuals with mental health and substance use issues."
However, there are significant gaps in this service continuum for offenders in the criminal justice system.
State agencies like OASAS and OMH are doing good work but there are still cracks in the service continuum, and kids are falling through them.
Moreover, our family's experience represents a new transformational service continuum, with Veterans and military family members transitioning out of military service to bring their talents, commitment, and sense of duty to the national civilian service sector to tackle some of the nation's most pressing problems.
A service continuum implies the existence of continuity across the individual services spanning the continuum.
The maternity and CFH service continuum is complex, spanning maternity services (private and public), CFH nursing services and general practice.
Population-level coverage with PMTCT services was low overall, with weaknesses throughout the service continuum, but increased over time.
And I'd like to thank AT&T for helping me to better grasp the idea, by enlightening me to the space, time, customer-service continuum.
Compared to the Control condition, proportionately more inmates in the Experimental condition who are at risk of or infected by HIV receive services within the HIV services continuum.
The content of this training includes the HIV services continuum, HIV prevalence and issues among inmates, and evidence-based HIV services in institutional and community corrections.
This study protocol tests a modified NIATx process (McCarty et al. 2007) to facilitate site-specific improvements in the HIV services continuum.
Facility staff members in both Experimental and Control conditions involved in HIV service delivery are recruited to receive training on HIV infection, the HIV services continuum, and relevant web-based resources.
