The phrase "acceptance care" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to healthcare or support services, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "The acceptance care provided by the organization helped many individuals feel welcomed and supported during their transition."
Alternatives: "supportive care" or "inclusive care".
But people living with HIV also need food, acceptance, care, good mental health and opportunities.
As more such devices win consumer acceptance, care will get both cheaper and better.
Teenagers look for strong social ties and they value acceptance, care and support from others.
"Think of hugging as a language: of acceptance, care, comfort, and safety," he says.
Isn't it when we're at our most vulnerable that we most desperately crave acceptance, care, and leeway?
These include education, counselling, acceptance, care and support, training, integration at health facilities, sanctions/legal actions on those who perpetuate discrimination and supervision of health care staff.
Rogers proposed that a person-centered approach, based on acceptance, caring, empathy, sensitivity, and active listening, promotes optimal human growth.
43 The theoretical point of departure for this study is the theory and philosophy of Carl Rogers, 44 and his person-centred approach based on principles and values of acceptance, caring, empathy and sensitivity in human interactions.
is measured with the Spiritual Attitude and Involvement List (SAIL) [ 58] and consists of 26 items, divided into the subscales meaningfulness, trust, acceptance, caring for others, connectedness with nature, transcendent experiences, and spiritual activities.
Resistance to treatment, has been identified as a reliable instrument to measure the degree to which patients are able to accept and cope with different aspect of diabetes management, including: psychological acceptance, health care team acceptance, emotional acceptance and overall acceptance of the diagnosis and its everyday implications.
One interviewee, for example, had recently attended the funeral of a friend whose Panamanian hospital stopped accepting Tricare for his dialysis, and who subsequently died while awaiting acceptance for care at a U.S. military hospital.
