The phrase "axis of care" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, support systems, or frameworks that emphasize the central role of care in a particular model or approach.
Example: "In our new healthcare initiative, we aim to establish an axis of care that prioritizes patient well-being and accessibility."
Alternatives: "center of care" or "core of care".
In Figure 2b each bar represents the average reimbursement (in Euros) allocated to hospitals for all cancer-related treatments and procedures provided to a patient by age class (X axis) and phase of care (different color of the bars).
But the Arpaio/Pearce Axis of Hysteria only cares about furthering their hate-based agenda to garner votes and -- with their callow web site -- rake in cash.
A CE-plane is an x-y-diagram with the x-axis representing the difference in quality of care between the GFU and usual care group and the y-axis representing the difference in costs.
Administration of an agent that blocks the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone axis to lower proteinuria is standard of care in patients with primary or secondary FSGS.
She used the ultrasound probe to visualise the insertion of the supraspinatus tendon and the subacromial bursa on the longitudinal axis, taking care that the contents of the syringes were never shown to the participants.
Figure 4 compares the difference in reimbursement based on the change of care levels between T0 and T1 (x-axis) and the cost of care (y-axis), calculated by multiplying the recorded hours with personnel costs.
Evaluating women's opinions along the axis of modernity vs. tradition in health care can provide interesting interpretations about the role of health services, particularly antenatal care in each country.
Average cost of care in nursing homes per day (y-axis) compared between the different cantons of Switzerland (x-axis).
With one hand holding the goniometer and supporting the leg, taking care to maintain axis of goniometer with knee axis, patients are asked to flex and extend their leg as far as they can.
Now imagine when a patient comes to the practice and a new episode of care is established, the EHR expands along the X axis and within the Chapter P band on the Y axis of Figure 1.
