Sentence examples for accepted care from inspiring English sources

In a statement, the trust accepted "care fell below the requisite standard" but added "significant" improvements had since been made to levels of patient care.

Ethically, if a clinical trial will most likely improve a patient's health — for whatever reason, including because the patient lacks access to standard, already accepted care — a doctor should admit the patient to the trial.

When she finally accepted care in her late 90s, she and her beloved aide initially made the cookies together, and eventually the aide made the cookies (with her recipe) and distributed them in her name.

So patients ignorantly accepted care from health workers without adequate information about their qualifications and ranks.

Withdrawal of the latter treatments would be inappropriate as they constitute normal and accepted care.

Is the control 'care as it happens now' (termed 'wild type') or is it 'a regimented and commonly accepted care'?

The primary task of medical schools is to provide students a space where they can reflect on their feelings and emotions, where their vulnerabilities, limitations and conditions can be seen, accepted, cared for and treated when necessary [ 10].

With great difficulty, I learned how to accept care.

Sports, Brooks said, "creates a climate that discourages athletes from seeking or accepting care for physical and psychological ailments.

And this story about a young woman, Iris, who accepts care of her long-lost great-aunt Esme for the weekend isn't strictly about a granddaughter and grandmother.

She conducts her daily prayers alone in her room, she must accept care from male nurses — which she finds religiously unacceptable — and she eats vegetarian meals because no halal meats are offered.