Sentence examples for care built from inspiring English sources

Simon Stevens said there needed to be new models of care built around smaller local hospitals.

In a recent interview, Simon Stevens, the head of the NHS in England, seemed to mark a change in policy by calling for a shift away from big centralised hospitals and towards community hospitals with new models of care built around smaller local hospitals.

The health service chief executive said there needed to be new models of care built around smaller local hospitals.

Specifically, each centre was asked for a short commentary on these problems and to explain apparent quality deficits (citing, where apropriate, mitigating factors or obstacles to good-quality care built into the local health-care environment).

He just doesn't have health care built into his business model".

But also, for that reason, there must be a culture of care built into the work.

This makes them newsworthy in the fullest sense of the word because their habits of civic care build more cohesive neighbourhoods.

One prominent line of argument in favor of universal access to some forms of health care builds on the contribution made by health and derivately by health care to the opportunities people can exercise.

A second general line of argument in favor of universal access to some forms of health care builds on the idea that prudent individuals would insure themselves against the prospect of needing certain kinds of health care.

The anthology Socializing Care builds on Joan Tronto's 1993 call for a political theory that integrates the practice of care into the qualities needed for democratic citizens to live well together in a pluralistic society (Hamington and Miller 2006).

Those of us in end-of-life care build on these, our training and our experience to help people meet their final goals -- even in the presence of denial.