Sentence examples for care capacity from inspiring English sources

Developing palliative care capacity in Colombia and Mexico.

We also analysed emergency care capacity across Freetown.

Policy makers and administrators are searching for solutions to increase the primary care capacity.

Dr. Zwelling thinks that because primary care capacity will be insufficient to meet increased needs, the law won't accomplish much good.

He accused the health secretary of failing to anticipate the impact of cuts on social care capacity leaving frail elderly people "trapped in hospital" and blaming difficulties getting GP appointments and staff shortages for the delays.

We must do two things: Expand our health care capacity by giving American nursing schools the resources they need to hire educators to train the next generation of nurses.

A sustained public-information campaign, plus an expansion of medical specialists and intensive-care capacity, might do the job while raising fewer hackles.

The creation of 23 neonatal networks, or groups of hospitals, has "led to real improvements, including a reduction in long-distance transfers of mothers and babies, and an increase in intensive-care capacity.

A subsequent study found that it fell down on all of its core functions: helping nations build health-care capacity, providing early warning, establishing technical norms and mobilizing resources.

They also collected information on health-related quality of life, and participants were asked to rate their mobility, self-care, capacity for routine activities, levels of pain and discomfort and anxiety and depression.

This should reflect not only the clinical diagnoses but also attributes that threaten self-care capacity.