Sentence examples for care forces from inspiring English sources

In the NHS problems like bed-blocking are still huge because the lack of funding for social care forces the elderly to go to hospitals.

And as managed care forces patients out of the hospitals earlier, infections will occur increasingly not in hospitals, where they can be more quickly treated, but in homes where patients may be seen only occasionally by health professionals, the federal health officials said.

She also notes that our insistence on personal choice in health care often leads to the obliteration of personal autonomy in late life, when the prohibitive cost of home care forces older people into low-rung institutions where they lose control of their lives.

The mandate of indigent care forces costs on providers who then must recoup the costs by passing it on to the next guy in line, with an inexcusable amount of accounting inflation, health insurance providers.

The current lack of access to community care forces local law enforcement to be the ones to respond to psychiatric emergencies, diverting officers from other duties and causing them to spend resources to incarcerate people who have an illness rather than treat them.

Her daughter ultimately needed two years of $100,000 residential care, forcing Ms. Nelson and her husband to seek assistance from the Children and Families Department.

A nurse who murdered and poisoned vulnerable patients in his care, forcing a hospital to the brink of closure, has been jailed for life.

But in the late 1980's, the increasing use of drugs like Prozac and the arrival of managed care forced therapists to start justifying their methods with better evidence.

It is a failure of public policy that measures have not been taken to enhance the primary care force in America, where 70percentt of the doctors are specialists, and only 30percentt are primary care physicians.

Doctors and medical providers had resisted as well, saying government-run care forced them to work at uneconomic rates and would devastate the quality of care at top-end institutions for those who could afford it.

The accounts that have come out of the Roman Catholic Church's sexual abuse scandal could hardly be more horrific -- altar boys lured into bed by priests; children entrusted to the church's care forced to perform oral sex.