continuity of care

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meanings of continuityand care

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continuity
noun
uk /ˌkɒn.tɪˈnjuː.ə.ti/ us /ˌkɑːn.tənˈuː.ə.t̬i/
the fact of something continuing for a long period of time without being changed ...
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care
noun
uk /keər/ us /ker/
the process of protecting someone or something and providing what that person or ...
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The findings suggest that the team needs to offer better continuityofcare and might act as a concierge, an advocate, or a buddy.
Continuityofcare allows for an assessment of patient readiness to discuss end-of-life issues, including hospice.
This will prevent feelings of abandonment for families who needed the continuityofcare.
A related criticism is that managed care discourages continuityofcare.
Process attributes include such aspects of care as waiting time, location of treatment, continuityofcare, and staff attitudes.
We have therefore also considered the likely impact of the quality incentives on continuityofcare, co-ordination and comprehensiveness of care.
Each patient would see a designated member of the staff at the weekly review clinic in an attempt to ensure continuityofcare during treatment.
A clear example in this review is the trials of enhanced continuityofcare where outcomes were assessed by postal questionnaire.
Surveys indicate that employees value choice, continuityofcare, and quality - features often not present in the managed care plans preferred by employers.
In summary, these are achieving continuityofcare, a needs-led focus, harm minimisation, person-centredness, social inclusion, and improved wellbeing in old age.
This maintained continuityofcare for the resident and minimised operational pressures on the home.
Rather, their resolution will require considered and skilful approaches with continuityofcare provided by a person or a team over a protracted period.
In the 1980s the primary healthcare system was increasingly criticized for its bureaucracy, poor access to care, poor continuityofcare, and ineffectiveness.
Using predischarge appointments to improve continuityofcare for high-risk patients.
Critics claim that the fiduciary relationship is eroded whenever the continuityofcare is interrupted or impeded.
This dual role of outpatient and inpatient care provided continuityofcare, but was perceived as inefficient by the managers of the medical group.
To improve continuityofcare, we outline communication of treatment goals and orders that anticipate symptom escalation.
Attempts to achieve this by changing appointment systems may threaten relationship continuityofcare, another valued feature of general practice.
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