Sentence examples for care aid from inspiring English sources

But their demand for as much as $10 billion in additional child care aid went far beyond the needs of welfare families.

Mr. Nelson committed his vote after winning tighter restrictions on insurance coverage for abortions, as well as increased federal health care aid for his state.

His budget plan cuts education, welfare and health care aid to the city, though he says it helps the city over all.

"Yes, of course I voted for him; I'm a southerner," said Lucia Fabozzo, a home health care aid from Boscoreale, in the shadow of the dump.

That provision would have allowed states, with federal approval, to combine welfare, food stamps, public housing, job training, child care, aid to the homeless and other programs for poor people.

But the new California law barring ex-felons from nursing has left her to scrape by as a stock room clerk or home care aid, or sometimes on welfare.

Conclusion: Upper cervical chiropractic care aided by cervical radiographs and thermal imaging had a successful outcome for a patient with Parkinson's disease.

We are on the cusp of a new generation of healthcare: a transition from sick care to well care, aided by the application of technology to help vastly improve individual patient outcomes and lives.

For example; the involvement of care aids in the process of paging PREDICT personnel when an eligible patient is available to be approached has added efficiency to the consenting step.

More than 7 years after its initiation, PREDICT is still a centre wide program involving clinicians, basic scientists, leaders and core staff (nurses, care aids, therapists, physicists, radiation and medical oncologists, administrative and clerical staff), all working together to achieve a common research goal while providing cancer care.

But my apartment building has staff on-site during the night to help me with my routine, and I get to hire my own daytime care aids.