For one thing, geographical remoteness alone suffices to singularize regional economies--as in cluster #13, whose only region, Ovre Norrland in Northern Sweden, with a very high GDP/capita and good values for research and patents, is scarcely populated and hence poorly endowed with transport infrastructure.
This practice revealed challenges concerning the articulation of the three "structuring" axes (healthcare model, health management model and conception of education in health) and the production of critical awareness to singularize quality improvement processes in health services (16).
By articulating contextualization and the development of complex thought, Morin (23) highlights the insufficiency of linear thought, which presents a simplifying and unidimensional view of causality by abstracting the subject from their context and disregarding the values and relations that singularize situations.
These considerations lend strength to the idea that health-care professionals will benefit from a narrative training since learning to appreciate another's situation by engaging with his or her narrative is surely a "means to singularize the care of patients" (Charon viii).
Since it does not couple with mythical imaginary of the territory, historical linearity disassociates the toponyms in order to singularize them in a linear time; each one becomes independent of the other.
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