Sentence examples for basic care needs from inspiring English sources
We read about pensioners dying of malnutrition in hospitals and of nursing staff so overstretched that they neglect the basic care needs of the elderly.
Not all patients who required hourly observations had these carried out and some of the basic care needs were not met, such as the changing of a patient's nappy when this was waiting to be done," the nurse said.
We are actively a part of our children's basic care needs.
These interventions in combination with basic care needs establish an environment in which sleep is easily deprioritized and disrupted.
Adds Lienert: "We focus on elderly in-home care and serve clients with basic care needs (e.g. showering) and medical care needs (e.g. injections).
Children who have been in gangs and are now in the criminal justice system are 76% more likely than other young offenders to have not been having their basic care needs met at home, according to professional assessments.
However, it did cover all the basic health care needs of male employees, including preventative treatment to lower blood pressure or cholesterol.
"It's sex discrimination when male employees get their basic health care needs covered by insurance but women are forced to pay for their own," said Gloria Feldt, president of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
As many struggle to find options to meet basic health care needs, convenient care clinics (CCCs) and the role of the nurse practitioner (NP) in them have become part of the overall healthcare solution.
Yes, there are other problems that need attention, but rather than trying to redistribute the currently inadequate resources at hand, let's make the foreign aid pie bigger to provide slices for clean water, immunizations and other basic health care needs.
The class-action lawsuit, filed last July by Jennifer Erickson, a 27-year old pharmacist at Bartell, said the health insurance coverage violated the Pregnancy Discrimination Act by paying for all the basic health care needs of male employees while leaving female employees to pay for contraception.
