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Veterinary Record, 2016
IN those happy, halcyon days of yore, clients were for life. You knew them like friends and knew their animals better. Sadly those times are rapidly vanishing and, ultimately, it will be the health and welfare of the animals ‘under our care’ that will suffer. The current trend seems to be a particular problem in equine practice.
Denis, Pereira Gray +4 more
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IN those happy, halcyon days of yore, clients were for life. You knew them like friends and knew their animals better. Sadly those times are rapidly vanishing and, ultimately, it will be the health and welfare of the animals ‘under our care’ that will suffer. The current trend seems to be a particular problem in equine practice.
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New Directions for Mental Health Services, 1987
AbstractFragmentation of services for chronically mentally ill individuals in the United States requires that continuity in their care be ensured. Continuity presupposes an array of comprehensive service structures and qualitative efforts that reduce barriers to care.
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AbstractFragmentation of services for chronically mentally ill individuals in the United States requires that continuity in their care be ensured. Continuity presupposes an array of comprehensive service structures and qualitative efforts that reduce barriers to care.
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1958
LAST winter, during my public health nursing experience, I visited the small white frame house on West Center Street. The Fort family lived there and I had come to give Mrs. Fort an injection of testosterone. I knew that if I wanted to I could readily complete this visitenter, prepare the injection, give it, and leave.
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LAST winter, during my public health nursing experience, I visited the small white frame house on West Center Street. The Fort family lived there and I had come to give Mrs. Fort an injection of testosterone. I knew that if I wanted to I could readily complete this visitenter, prepare the injection, give it, and leave.
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Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic & Neonatal Nursing, 2013
Thank you for publishing the article “Experiences of Obstetric Nurses Who Are Present for a Perinatal Loss” by Puia, Lewis, and Beck in the May/June 2013 issue of JOGNN. As a nurse educator (with a clinical background in labor and delivery and neonatal intensive care) for the Women & Infants unit at my hospital, I have been involved in several fetal ...
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Thank you for publishing the article “Experiences of Obstetric Nurses Who Are Present for a Perinatal Loss” by Puia, Lewis, and Beck in the May/June 2013 issue of JOGNN. As a nurse educator (with a clinical background in labor and delivery and neonatal intensive care) for the Women & Infants unit at my hospital, I have been involved in several fetal ...
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Continuing care not community care
Nursing Standard, 1994Well, they've done it again. On a Friday afternoon in August, the latest stab in the back for the beleagured NHS was announced, new 'guidelines' for the continued provision of continuing care by the NHS.
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Respiratory Care Continuing Education
Respiratory Care Clinics of North America, 2005The need for continuing education for respiratory therapists as well as other for health care practitioners is well established. The changing nature and increased volume of medical information, along with the rapid growth of technology related to respiratory care, demand that professionals engage in continuing education.
Lucy, Kester +2 more
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Care Continuity and Care Coordination
JAMA Internal Medicine, 2014Improving care coordinationhas emergedas a key strategyof many payers and policymakers for enhancing the quality and lowering the costs ofhealth care in theUnitedStates.Accountable care organizations and bundled payments aim to bridge the provider-based silos that fragment care.
Lena M, Chen, John Z, Ayanian
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British Journal of General Practice, 2023
Denis Pereira, Gray, Philip, Evans
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Denis Pereira, Gray, Philip, Evans
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BMJ, 2008
The current focus on increasing access makes it more difficult for patients to see the same doctor. But Bruce Guthrie and colleagues argue that relationships between doctors and patients are central to good ...
Guthrie, Bruce +3 more
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The current focus on increasing access makes it more difficult for patients to see the same doctor. But Bruce Guthrie and colleagues argue that relationships between doctors and patients are central to good ...
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