Sentence examples for care adequately from inspiring English sources

They join forces to negotiate with insurers, but not to share investment or co-ordinate patient care adequately.

Military suicides are the starkest gauge of our nation's failure to care adequately for those who served in uniform.

The Healthcare Commission did not test the quality of care adequately, although its later inspection eventually brought the truth to light, he says.

She rightly felt that no institution could care adequately for her son but equally knew that she could no longer care for him herself.

But when he was unable to care adequately for the children, custody went to Mr. Kissel's brother, Andrew, and his wife, Hayley, who lived in Greenwich, Conn.

A Kings Fund-commissioned report recommended a single ringfenced budget for health and social care adequately funded by a rise in health and social care spending to 11 12% of GDP by 2025.

The only freedom the Government has in mind, in seeking to have this benefit reduced or removed by the decision of private firm employees under huge pressure to find reasons to do so, is the freedom from caring adequately for its most vulnerable.

Universities absolutely should prioritize their needs – by making sure that mental health care is adequately funded, widely available and destigmatized.

A total of 86% and 92% respectively don't feel the NHS and social care are adequately funded.

How are we going to ensure that health and social care are adequately funded over the next five to 10 years?

Adolescents feel an emotional toll from the loss of socialization as a result of pain and feel their health care team adequately supports their pain.