Sentence examples for area care from inspiring English sources

"I would never imagine people in the area care about what they wear when I was watching the news on TV, but they still seemed to like fashion even under such hard circumstances".

I can't remember what we talked about now, but it was probably bonding over Tumblr blogs and almond milk and other mundane stuff all white 17-year-old girls from the tri-state area care about, and I decided that was enough.

Wipes contain different ingredients and have changed notably over the last decade; the introduction of pH-buffered wipes, in particular, has improved napkin area care [ 35].

Daily tutorials took advantage of skills among both students and ward staff; topics included pressure area care, nutrition, feeding, infection control, prescribing, fluid management and discharge planning.

By collectively 'saturating' the target area, Care Groups have contributed to improved child health outcomes in a number of contexts [ 12, 13].

First, pressure area care - this component involves the shift leader checking whether key elements of pressure sore prevention have been performed.

It is the only Emergency Department in the Townsville-Thuringowa area caring for a population of 190,000, approximately 6.5% of whom identify themselves as indigenous [25].

This is particularly true for local government which is responsible for those policy areas: care of the elderly, public health, developing local economies, in which innovation is most needed.

However, as the proportion of cases with unknown operation type was high in these areas, care should be taken in the interpretation of these reported patterns of care.

There are 57 organizations that run these centers all around New York, in both rural and urban areas, caring for nearly 1.6 million patients each year.

I was fortunate to be one of the members of the team that traveled to Meridian, Mississippi, and established a 500-bed medical facility there including a triage area, ambulatory care area, acute care component, and an area for hospitalized patients.