Continuity of care. Life support.

Name: Continuity of care. Life support.
Creator: Chris, Smith
Keywords: Technology, Primary Health Care, Community Participation, Humans, Continuity of Patient Care, Choice Behavior, State Medicine, United Kingdom, 3. Good health

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Continuity of care. Life support.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 03 Oct 2007 English Journal:The Health service journal, volume 117 (issn: 0952-2271,

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Authors: Chris, Smith;

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Continuity of care. Life support.

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The advent of patient choice will provide a challenge to continutiy of care for patients. The impact on long-term conditions, where regular patient monitoring is essential, is particularly important. Better use of technology is part of the solution.

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Technology, Primary Health Care, Community Participation, Humans, Continuity of Patient Care, Choice Behavior, State Medicine, United Kingdom

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