The phrase "aides care" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The aides care for the patients' needs."
Alternatives: "assistants' concern" or "care provided by aides."
This four-step framework aides care providers with the discussion and treatment of sexual problems, whereby each step requires increasing skill and knowledge from the care professional [ 30].
The nurses' aides (care workers) in the elderly care were employed either in nursing homes or in home care.
Research (project) managers, healthcare aides, care managers, nursing home administrators and directors of care from thirty-six nursing homes in the Canadian prairie provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba provided data for the study.
Though overall the agency serves 1,100 clients, its fledgling home care business is still small: 30 aides caring for just 60 clients.
Determined to work her way back up, she takes a job as a home-healthcare aide, caring for a dying man who, to her horror, has a Klansman uniform hanging by his bed, not to mention a gloweringly hostile wife.
Meanwhile, the higher-income people with parents that the health aide cares for would qualify for the new Child Tax Credit if they have children.
Ninety-three percent of the aides who care for them are female and poor, and 30percentt are black, Asian or Hispanic.
Because we still largely ignore the needs of those nannies, housekeepers and aides who care for us.
A report issued last summer by the federal Health Care Financing Administration found that 54percentt of the country's nursing homes provided less than two hours a day of nurses' aide care for each patient, the minimum the agency recommends.
You're entitled to a maximum of 35 hours a week of combined nursing and aide care (in addition to skilled therapy services) for two-month benefit periods, which a doctor can renew indefinitely.
Finally, Geron et al. classified items into the categories homemaker/health aide, care management service, home-delivered meal service and grocery service [ 22].
