The phrase "achieve care" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is meant by "achieve care," as it does not follow standard usage or context in English.
Example: "To improve patient outcomes, we must find ways to achieve care that is both effective and compassionate."
Alternatives: "provide care" or "deliver care".
To achieve care goals, it is important that the person feels safe.
The objective of this qualitative study was to compare primary care clinicians' and their patients' perceptions of the patients' experiences, expectations and preferences as they try to achieve care for depression.
A National Audit Office review of personal budgets noted: 'We also found many examples of users finding innovative ways to use their budget to achieve care outcomes, for example, by pooling their budgets to pay for a personal assistant to help with care needs' [ 33][p.7].
Patients concurred to an extent with clinicians that a fragmented health care system creates barriers to achieving care.
Our goal was to learn about the patients' experiences, expectations and preferences as they achieved care for depression.
An accurate documentation of 'not achieved' care goals ensures that each of them can be tracked and monitored [ 43 ].
[Clinician a] iv Barriers to achieving care (patient perspective) Again, clinicians focused on systems-level barriers, while patients generated a list of systems- and competency-level barriers.
Because the required subject numbers as determined by the power analysis was not achieved, care is needed in the interpretation of the results.
Until this goal is achieved, care will continue to consume unnecessary resources because of fragmentation, medical errors and poor data utilisation.
This qualitative study is among the first to simultaneously explore and compare primary care patients' and their primary care clinicians' perceptions of facilitators and barriers to achieving care for depression.
The goal data dictionary, originally developed in the UK, is designed for health care staff to fully understand the care goals stated in the LCP document and to guide them in correctly recording "not achieved" care goals.
