The phrase "a lower caring" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a reduced level of care or concern, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After the incident, there was a lower caring among the team members, which affected morale."
Alternatives: "a diminished concern" or "a reduced level of care."
Fewer of those living at home needed constant supervision and they had on average a lower care dependence.
Poor general health in the past 12 months was linearly associated with a lower CARE score (-1.51).
In the higher care needs level subgroup, medical management by a physician (OR = 6.99; CI, 1.42-41.25) and a lower care needs level in the first month (OR = 0.16; CI, 0.03-0.53) were included in the final model.
Kato et al. concluded that respite stay in a nursing home and the use of additional services are associated with a decline in the functional status of users with a lower care needs levels [ 21].
First, it could be a consequence of better health status at admission: people with a lower care level are generally in better health and have therefore a longer remaining live expectancy.
Additionally, among older adults living with their family and who had either a lower care level (nodes 2 and 3) or higher care level (nodes 5 and 6), clients with cognitive decline were less likely to use assistive devices than cognitively intact clients.
Wards that were organized in teams had a significantly lower care level than wards that were not organized in teams.
A cutoff score ≥71 has been identified, indicating higher self-care ability, and a lower self-care ability for those with a score <71.
Further, use of medical management by a physician and a lower baseline care needs level were significantly related to a worsening care needs level in the higher care needs level subgroup.
β-coefficients above or below 0 (the reference value) indicate the attribute contributes to a higher or lower care intensity score, respectively.
