Sentence examples for brief care from inspiring English sources

We excluded studies of intensive home treatment services which offered on-going rather than brief care (such as Assertive Community Treatment teams).

" If we get a very brief care plan it's very hard to sort out exactly what the doctor's and patient's expectations are from the consultation.

In a continuum of care, these episodes can last from brief care institution interactions between patient and healer/carer to a lifetime of chronic care, depending on the purpose of the model.

A patient recently discharged from the hospital may need brief transition care support, while a patient with poorly controlled chronic illness may need disease management, self-management support and a care plan as well as links to community resources and supports.

GEBHARDT--Frances S.,died August 4, 2011 after brief Hospice care for her lung cancer.

A study by Burns et al [ 12] indicated that brief primary care interventions were successful in alleviating caregiver stress.

For participants allocated to the brief intervention, care management stopped at the last visit at the physiotherapist or doctor.

BCC incorporates a flexible menu-driven framework, with a definition and list of skills [ 24] designed specifically for brief health care consultations.

A brief health care utilisation questionnaire (HCC) is used aimed at identifying all relevant direct and indirect cost aspects (e.g., intervention costs, health care costs, patient costs, and costs outside the health care sector).

In brief, primary care participants aged 40 to 75 years underwent an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT), classified using World Health Organization 1999 criteria (7), and other measurements, including HbA1c, from 2005 to 2009.

These barriers include literacy issues, brief primary care patient-provider visits in which competing demands from other health issues result in lack of time to fully counsel patients about screening, inadequate numbers of Spanish speaking health care providers, and poor integration of trained interpreters into primary care service delivery [ 7, 13, 33- 35].