Sentence examples for care failure from inspiring English sources

Given the time and energy and political capital that was spent on health care, "failure would have been unilateral disarmament," added Gates.

Sometimes, reading serious case reviews into the worst instances of children's social care failure, I feel as if the system itself has got stuck, with the same patterns and the same mistakes repeated again and again.

For supporters of the health care overhaul, the complaints with the Senate bill may seem minor compared with the prospect of outright defeat of the legislation, the president's top domestic initiative, and the thought of Republicans' using a health care failure to clobber Democrats in this fall's midterm elections.

This work is set within the context of increasing attention on the values of nurses and other health care workers as a response to national reports on care failure and negative media attention.

(Thirty years later, the Clintons would be the example of history repeating itself in their health care failure).

If this second vote is successful, GOP senators will be able to use it to deflect any criticism over the health care failure.

He said that hospital boards in future could be suspended for "serious" care failures – not just for financial failure.

Ministers, for perfectly understandable reasons, have chosen to focus on the areas where care failures have occurred, and those are important.

St Andrew's as a charity re-invests all monies into care, helping square the circle of quality and cost, when the health world seems beset by care failures, financial insecurity, and, quite often, organisational muddle.

There have been no prosecutions for care failures since the CQC was set up in 2009 and fines of just £4,000 have been levied against organisations that failed to meet national care standards.

Greater East Midlands Commissioning Support Unit (GEM), spent £190,000 a month for seven months on KPMG last year, but has been taken to task by Labour's Liz Kendall over a "series of care failures" such as discharging a terminally-ill patient from hospital without proper support.