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QD25
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continuity of care
continuité des soinsCategory label
Continuity of careContinuité des soinsQ-Code supplementary keywords
informational continuityrelational continuitycontinuité informationnellecontinuité relationnellesoins continusQ-Code scope note
management of health problems of patients over a long period of time that characterizes general practice/family medicine. Consider relational and informational continuity (Woncadic)gestion des problèmes de santé des patients sur une longue période de temps qui caractérise la médecine générale et de famille. Envisager la continuité relationnelle et informationnelle (Woncadic)Q-Code conceptual content
Continuity of Patient Care ; Health care provided on a continuing basis from the initial contact, following the patient through all phases of medical care.(MeSH)Continuity-relational: A therapeutic relationship between a patient and one or more clinicians that spans various health care events and results in accumulated knowledge of the patient and care consistent with the patient’s needs(Haggerty et all 2007)Informational continuity: The extent to which information about past care is used to make current care appropriate to the patient (Haggerty et all 2007)Informational continuity: The extent to which information about past care is used to make current care appropriate to the patient (APHC2004)LONG-TERM CARE involves CONTINUITY OF CARE but differs conceptually from it. Management of health problems of patients over a long period of time that characterizes general practice/family medicine.(Woncadic)LONGITUDINALITY long-time personal relationship between practitioners and the patients in their practice regardless of the type of HEALTH PROBLEM or even presence of a health problem.(Woncadic)Management continuity: The delivery of services by different clinicians in a timely and complementary manner such that care is connected and coherent (Haggerty et all 2007)Relational continuity: A therapeutic relationship between a patient and one or more clinicians that spans various health care events and results in accumulated knowledge of the patient and care consistent with the patient’s needs (APHC2004)System integration ; The extent to which the health care unit organization has established and maintains linkages with other parts of the health care and social service system to facilitate transfer of care and coordinate concurrent care between different health care organizations (APHC2004)UMLS CUI
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