… Effect sizes are reported as unstandardized regression coefficients and either Cohen’s d
on categorized continuous variables (eg high and low emotional exhaustion) or Pearson’s rho …

BACKGROUND: Continuity of care is much valued by general practitioners but little is known
about those patients who do not receive continuity of care. AIM: This study set out to identify …

… This author also provides an outline of the geodiversity of the Earth (Gray, 2013, Chapter 3)
but the content of any geology textbook (eg Marshak, 2012) demonstrates that our planet has …

This article reports results from a three-country study of patient perceptions of physician
responsiveness. Based on existing research in the medical and social-psychological literatures, …

Background In the UK, people aged 85 and over are the fastest growing population group
and are predicted to double in number by 2030. Emergency hospital admissions are also …

Continuity of care is a core feature of general practice; it creates multiple benefits for patients,
doctors and society. Continuity increases trust, patient satisfaction, disclosure of information…

… (D) Immunofluorescent staining demonstrated both loss of membrane-associated β-catenin …
6D). In the untreated L3.6pl cells, β-catenin was associated with the cell membrane in …

Objective Continuity of care is a long-standing feature of healthcare, especially of general
practice. It is associated with increased patient satisfaction, increased take-up of health …

Background. Continuity of care has been defined as relational continuity between patient and
doctor and longitudinal continuity describing the duration of the relationship. Measurement …

When change is proposed there are always alternative courses of action and any choice
between these alternatives needs to take account of their relative advantages and …