Sentence examples for call in cases from inspiring English sources
Similarly, it is conceivable that the introduction of a case manager reduced clarity for informal caregivers regarding which professional would be the most appropriate to call in cases of problems, complaints and emergencies.
In addition, the model showed a decrease in satisfaction with the understandability of the information provided (p = 0.070) and the degree to which informal caregivers knew which professional to call in cases of complaints, problems or emergencies (p = 0.091).
Some secondary results were observed, such as a reduction in satisfaction with the degree to which the care recipient's needs were taken into account for female informal caregivers and better knowledge of which professional to call in cases of emergency, problems or complaints for older informal caregivers.
For one participant, explicit restrictions in this regard were framed as a means of 'backing up a doctor's call' in cases where clinicians are cognisant of the likely impact of obesity or smoking yet feel unable to refuse treatment on these grounds.
In addition, the WICM resulted in decreased satisfaction with the degree to which professionals provided sufficient help with administrative tasks, the understandability of the information provided and the degree to which informal caregivers knew which professional to call in cases of problems, complaints or emergencies.
The Americans will, however, remain in bases nearby, on call in case Iraqi forces hit trouble.
The deaths occurred in a search and rescue team on call in case the mission ran into trouble.
Neither could we find a telephone number on its site to call in case something were to go wrong.
Each will wear a GPS device, and airplanes will be on call in case someone needs to be evacuated.
Most staff across the housing sector do have Christmas off, but many are still on call in case of emergencies, especially with ongoing flooding in areas of Britain.
Each time allied soldiers go out on a mission to collect weapons, allied officials have an operational reserve on call in case NATO needs to send reinforcements.
