Sentence examples for administering care from inspiring English sources

It's easy to imagine conflicts arising between the conscience of the institution, and of individual doctors administering care.

Despite medical advances in the last 20 years that have greatly improved our ability to help those who suffer from depression, we lack an effective system for administering care.

A large share of the social care budget goes on devising and administering care plans, but self-directed services cut out much of this bureaucracy, and savings mean that more money can be spent on people with less critical needs.

"As a veterinarian, I'm really on call for any type of questions or emergencies that come through," she told The Washington Post, noting that the hospital is administering care to four endangered Hawaiian monk seals.

Of course, it is not for me to decide if they and/or their population would be better off with a more Stanford-like model, but it provides me with an interesting perspective and leads me to wonder if lower resource settings in the US might have an easier time recruiting physicians if our training left us more comfortable administering care more independently.

So the risks remain extremely low, unless you are administering care for someone who is sick on the plane.

IHS then administers care directly to tribes, administers individual services through contracts with tribes, or turns over funding to tribes so they can administer care themselves.

They are expected to administer care, almost regardless of the risk to themselves.

Already, a host of over-the-counter drugs allow patients to administer care that used to require a doctor's prescription.

An NHS trust recently withdrew its staff from a whole wing of HMP Holme House in County Durham after it became too dangerous for them to administer care.

A native of Cincinnati, OH, Rubenstein attributed his interest in medicine to his pediatrician who administered care when he contracted polio at a young age.