Sentence examples for care guide from inspiring English sources

Ratings websites like the Good Care Guide, NHS Choices, Care Opinion, Better Care Guide and daynurseries.co.uk, to name just a few, have proliferated across adults' and children's services.

Research an exotic pet, such as a tiger, snake, chimpanzee, and write a "How to Care" guide for potential owners.

At Good Care Guide, we believe that the poor care shown on Panorama is just the tip of the iceberg.

We know from reviews posted on Good Care Guide by families that there are significant concerns about the quality of care in both residential homes and older people's own homes.

The United Hospital Fund's Next Step in Care guide explains more about the act and what it does and doesn't mandate;  the federal Department of Health and Human Services Web site also provides a good F.A. Q

Stephen Burke Director, United for All Ages and Good Care Guide You report the Care Quality Commission chief executive, David Behan, expressing concern about "the fragility of the social care market" after the publication of State of Care, the CQC's annual report (Cuts to care of elderly take A&E to tipping point, says regulator, 13 October).

One of the most popular recent self-care memes is the graphic quiz "You Feel Like Shit: An Interactive Self-Care Guide," which was created by Jace Harr, a trans man.

Part autobiography, part pet-care guide, "The House of a Million Pets" offers Hodgman's own remedies and practical tips for raising animals, like how to prepare a waterless bath to get rid of fur mites, or how to tell if a baby bird's back is broken.

The court case stems from objections lodged by animal activists, who felt they were underrepresented on an academy panel that revised an animal-care guide for lab researchers.

She got the genre wrong: This shouldn't be a memoir or a self-care guide or a polemic.

5 In Sweden, the general public has the opportunity to receive healthcare advice via telephone, Internet or a self-care guide booklet, from a national service number (1177) provided by the county councils and regions.