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Powering Value-Based Care - ValidCare™ Expands Offering and Impact

Powering Value-Based Care - ValidCare™ Expands Offering and Impact

Powering Value-Based Care - ValidCare™ Expands Offering and Impact Centennial, CO., October 17, 2016 - ValidC…

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The New Normal Is Not Normal

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By Rachel Taylor, Rachel Taylor
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Dr Rachel... Life observations Just because something is common does not make it right We are living through a cultural drift so pervasive that most people no longer notice it: behaviours, environments, and emotional climates that would once have been recognised as dysfunctional are now simply common. And because they are common, we have made the catastrophic error of calling them normal. But frequency is not a measure of rightness, and familiarity is not a marker of health.
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Living with sarcoma in childhood: an indepth qualitative exploration of psychosocial factors

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By Rachel Taylor, Sian Davies Verified, Sophie-Anne Purnell
| Archives of Disease in Childhood Verified
Living with sarcoma in childhood: an indepth qualitative exploration of psychosocial factors Statistics from Altmetric.com Request Permissions If you wish to reuse any or all of this article please use the link below which will take you to the Copyright Clearance Center’s RightsLink service. You will be able to get a quick price and instant permission to reuse the content in many different ways. View Full Text Read the full text or download the PDF: Read the full text or download the PDF:
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The Wind and the Willow

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By Rachel Taylor
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As we cross the threshold into April, we leave behind the soft, subterranean sanctuary of the Dorsal Abyss. The restorative work of March was essential; it provided the nutrient-rich soil required for our survival. However, a nervous system that remains perpetually in the soil is a system that eventually atrophies. To build a true Architecture of Resilience, we must now face the atmosphere. We must undergo the biological process of Hardening Off.
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