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Our results also showed a positive trend in the association between epigenetic drift and risk of cancer overall (slope = 0.17) and cancers of the kidney (slope = 0.04), lung (slope = 0.13), and urothelium (slope = 0.33) and mature B-cell lymphoma (slope = 0.88), as well as a negative trend for gastric (slope = −0.01), prostate (slope = −0.12) and colorectal (slope = −0.09) cancers ( Figure 3 ).
54 – 61 In recent years, the use of tools for lean management, for example, has been increasing, inspired by the “Henry Ford production system.” 62 – 64 Despite implementation of these different practices, errors reported in health care are still unacceptable and related costs still show a positive trend, as shown by data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. 65 Starting from the definitions provided, overlaps and possible integration between the approaches of CRM and HLM emerge, connecting the concepts of added value and perfection present in lean principles (ie, precisely specify value, identify the value stream, make value flow without interruptions, pull approach, pursue perfection), 66 to the definition of quality used and required at the international level (World Health Organization).
Future developments in health care performance management.
J Multidiscip Healthc · 2013 · PMC3832411
Notwithstanding, it is of importance to acknowledge that potential associations may not maintain ad infinitum a positive trend, as an initial high cortisol reactivity (and correlated HCC levels), when prolonged, might exhaust the physiological systems and later result in hypoactivity (Kudielka et al., 2006 ).
Correlation between parent–child interaction during storytelling measures and indirect parent–child interaction measures A positive trend was found between maternal depression levels (BDI score) and the direct measure for parent–child interaction challenges (i.e. the number of phone checks by the mother) (r = 0.389, p = 0.06).