Sentence examples for care feeling from inspiring English sources

Skill level was significantly correlated to the type of hospital, confidence in the benefit of emergency care, feeling safe while practicing, and having sufficient supplies (Tables 5 and 6).

Some women view domiciliary midwifery visits as a poor substitute to in-hospital care, feeling more secure and having peace of mind while in hospital [ 25, 49].

Sources of low satisfaction are associated with factors that interfere with patient care, feeling overloaded with work responsibilities, poor relations with co-workers, personal factors, organizational factors, and a lack of power in the job setting.

I am incensed watching any person in need of medical care feeling helpless, and worse, hoodwinked by an insurance company unwilling/unable to provide mental health care in an appropriate time frame, setting and credentialed provider.

Five main themes were identified: value for money and willingness to pay; free and fair access; individualised holistic care: feeling cared for; consequences of choice: empowerment and vulnerability; and "just added extras": physical environment.

Although some women with histories of CSA experience childbirth as healing [ 9, 11], it has been suggested that many emerge from maternity care feeling that they have been violated again [ 4].

It's about recognizing the moment when the "nobody cares" feeling starts to creep in, and then it's about how you respond.

With the cold war over, he was free to focus on such traditionally "female" subjects as health care and day care, and feeling everybody's pain.

In addition, healthcare professionals were positive about the tailored care pathway, feeling that it improved patient care.

Within this perspective, our role as health professionals is to listen actively and to help the patients clarify problems regarding their own care, feelings and goals.

Physicians dictated clinical care without feeling compelled to tell patients about their treatment alternatives.