Similarly, as number of patient hand-offs increases, we will need to find ways to improve the transfer of patient information from one caregiver to another to prevent the potential lapses that can occur during these vulnerable transitions of care.
Big, in other words, is vulnerable.The transition from big centralised plants to smaller, decentralised ones will take time.
The attachment difficulties typical of patients with severe PD make those patients vulnerable during transitions between therapies.
However, despite the plethora of risk factors mounted against street youth that make them vulnerable to transitioning to IDU, many do not.
"I don't feel vulnerable about this transition because this is very much my decision," she said.
The White House is especially concerned that the nation will be vulnerable during the transition between the Bush and Obama administrations.
Among those it has helped are America's newcomers, who are often so vulnerable during their transition from There to Here.
A12 Senior Army officers have told defense officials that the rotation of new troops into Iraq will pose a risk for American forces, saying they anticipate a surge in attacks on troops who may be more vulnerable during the transition.
Senior Army officers have told Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld that the rotation of more than 100,000 soldiers into Iraq early next year will present a great risk for American forces, with officials saying they must prepare for a surge in attacks on troops who may be more vulnerable during the transition.
Finally, this study advocates the perspective of health equity for vulnerable groups, a transition from emphasizing opportunity equity to stressing outcome equity, and the construction of universal health insurance and long-term care system for the disabled elderly.
