It's an approach to medical care in which patients are encouraged to make decisions with their doctors.
Kinship care – in which relatives take the place of biological parents – lacked recognition by social workers, policymakers and other professionals.
We should provide veterans with quality care in which psychotropic medications are prescribed by psychiatrists using an evidence-based approach.
The best is "Skin Care," in which a college student gets leprosy and leaves her protective older sister a priceless gift (1 30).
Either they didn't notice, in which case they're bad (or, ok, overworked, busy, multi-tasking) journalists, or they didn't care, in which case they're really bad journalists.
The reasoning behind this is that the atmosphere does not care in which country the reductions are made - what it needs is a reduction in greenhouse gases.
Nurses and doctors will have to get used to delivering care in which our own convenience counts for less and the patients' experience counts for more.
As advanced economies develop, many of their fastest-growing parts tend to be service industries, such as health care, in which output can be hard to track.
It is unlike managed care, in which primary doctors act as gatekeepers to specialists and the overriding goal is not managing care but managing costs.
Mr Romney also gave a big speech on health care, in which he reiterated his plans to make the system more like a "consumer market".
ONE element of health care in which the Tories have explicitly abandoned free universal provision is long-term residential care of the elderly.
