Sentence examples for care and type from inspiring English sources

In addition, no information could be provided on hospital mortality, oral care, and type of nutrition.

Information obtained for each study included: 1. Study design (RCT or CRT) 2. The setting (primary or tertiary level of care) and type of intervention (including frequency and duration of the intervention) vs. the standard care at the clinic.

Data on hospital structure (such as size, stroke cases/year, and level of care in a three level stroke concept or general hospital without qualified stroke care) and type and timing of imaging are available for all hospitals.

Additionally, we conducted the same multivariable analysis for each of the institution types to identify possible interactions between the overall rating of quality of care and type of health care institution.

This is in agreement with studies conducted elsewhere [ 26- 28] where TB case notification was associated with urban residence, age of patient, access in TB care and type of TB.

As hypothesized, chaplaincy services were associated with significantly lower rates of hospital deaths (β = -.04, p < .01) compared to hospitals that did not provide chaplaincy services, controlling for region of the country, population density, hospital beds, socio-economic status, palliative care and type of hospital (see Table 2).

Provision of some interventions may be limited in availability to certain levels of care and types of providers.

To evaluate the relationship between diabetes care and types of comorbidity, classified by the degree to which their treatment is concordant with that for diabetes.

The domains of care and types of strategies used varied also according to the country in which the study was conducted.

It assesses information on resources used (e.g. frequency and duration of hospitalization, visits to health care professionals and type of care, medication use, use of social services) for both patients and informal caregivers.

These box plots show patients' lowest estimated (lower adjacent limit), first quartile (bottom of the box), median (black circle), third quartile (top of the box) and highest estimated age (upper adjacent limit) for every care group and type of care.