Sentence examples for care for additional from inspiring English sources

Care for additional testimony?

Few care providers stop the clock at 30 hours weekly, and few find ways to charge the parents of the children in their care for additional hours, or for late fees, or in any of the other ways their accreditation courses (which the women generally must pay for themselves) suggest they make ends meet.

To get these high response rates, we have used the venous punctures that were already planned in routine care for additional blood sample collection when this was possible.

We provide primary healthcare facilities in all immigration removal centres which are equivalent to those available in the community... Referrals to the local primary care trust for additional healthcare services, such as treatment for HIV, are made in the same way as a GP surgery would in the community".

Immediately after resuscitation, animals were randomized to hypothermic or normothermic group and monitored in an intensive care setting for additional 6 hrs.

However, the caregiver wife in question shared her concerns with researchers about how she was managing in general due to her increasing forgetfulness and tiredness, as well as her reluctance to ask family or home care providers for additional help.

There is some small space to record additional blood tests in the prenatal care booklet for additional tests on toxoplasmosis, but it must be remembered by the gynaecologist if (previous tests seronegative) and when (recommendation: 8th gestational month) to do so.

The costs associated with rhAPC in patients with severe sepsis and multiple organ failure include not only the acquisition cost of the drug (€7,500 per 70 kg patient for the full recommended 96-hour course) but also potential costs associated with bleeding episodes, hospitalization costs and (where deemed appropriate) long-term health care costs for additional survivors of severe sepsis.

When needed to support the patient or prevent care giver burnout, they directly provide care or advocate for additional care.

Instead, she has come out of retirement to help care for 61 additional AIDS orphans in Kadwe, the same town where Ms. Mwenda and Ms. Mwanza live.

The Kansas statute forbids abortion coverage (except to save a woman's life) in comprehensive insurance plans sold in the state, but permits companies to sell a separate rider covering abortion care for an additional cost.