Sentence examples for care estimates from inspiring English sources

Skills for Care estimates there are 1.52 million jobs in the adult social care sector, currently being carried out by 1.45 million workers.

Skills for Care estimates that up to 800,000 more care support workers will be needed in the next 10 years to cope with the impact of the ageing population.

NHS Employers, which represents hospitals and other providers of care, estimates that over 30% of all NHS sick leave is caused by stress, which is believed to cost the service up to £400m a year in lost productivity and the cost of replacing stressed staff.

The Foth Companies, an engineering and consulting firm, which spends about $5.5 million a year on health care, estimates that Bellin has saved it about $250,000 a year through its on-site clinic and other tactics, like better disease management.

The average expenditure on ANCs, institutional delivery and TME (i.e. include expenditures on both ANCs and delivery care) estimates are $56 , $99 and $155 ,espectively.

CARE estimates that some 150 million children do not complete primary school.

Mr. Deets, who still defends the group's support for catastrophic care, estimated that 12,000 to 14,000 members resigned in protest.

So it is perhaps not surprising that the boom in spending on pet care, estimated at $62bn for 2016 in the US, has now also spawned luxury pet hotels.

A report from the National Committee for Quality Assurance, an independent watchdog of American health care, estimated in 2003 that over 57,000 American deaths a year could be attributed to a failure to deliver best-practice care.

The United Nations, which had been saying that as many as six million people needed some manner of emergency assistance — shelter, food, drinking water or medical care — estimated that figure could reach eight million.

This is especially important in the context of the rising costs of cardiovascular care, estimated by the AHA to rise above $500 billion this year.