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Continuity: middle C—a very good place to start

Jonathan Kerr, Allyn E. Walsh, Jill Konkin, David Tannenbaum, Andrew J. Organek, Ean Parsons, Danielle Saucier, Elizabeth Shaw and Ivy Oandasan
Canadian Family Physician November 2011, 57 (11) 1355-1356;
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    The concept of continuity of care

    DOMAINDESCRIPTION
    Chronologic or longitudinalUse of repeated patient observations over a period of time as a diagnostic and management tool
    InformationalAvailability of accurate information from one health care encounter to another
    GeographicCare of the patient in a variety of locations
    InterpersonalEstablishment of rapport and a trusting relationship between a physician and patient; also refers to the relationships that family physicians have with other health care providers
    FamilyKnowledge about and understanding of the patient, the patient’s family, and the patient’s community
    InterdisciplinaryManagement of several body systems and diseases at the same time
    • Data from Tannenbaum et al.1

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Jonathan Kerr, Allyn E. Walsh, Jill Konkin, David Tannenbaum, Andrew J. Organek, Ean Parsons, Danielle Saucier, Elizabeth Shaw, Ivy Oandasan
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