Sentence examples for care moves from inspiring English sources
Last week, federal health officials issued a warning: as health care moves increasingly from the hospital to the living room, infection, the bane of the medical institution, is moving with it.
Most of the health care moves in the 112th Congress will be more games and pandering to a hard-core base; charges of socialism will reverberate, just as they did after Medicare was enacted in 1965.
They are concerned relatives will have too far to travel if longer term neo-natal care moves to Wirral.
During the three phases of the model a new nurse who starts to work in critical care moves from a latent ability to develop an inherent affective and mental resourcefulness and resilience to a state of developing an inherent affective and mental resourcefulness and resilience.
With more than 35 million Americans discharged annually, the home is the fastest growing health care setting in the U.S. As care moves in this direction, patients and their care providers need the right tools to facilitate remote patient monitoring and care coordination.
Our identification of measures reflecting processes and outcomes of care moves away from volumetric endpoints that highlight quantity rather than quality of services.
He spent his childhood and early adolescence in care, moving from one home to another.
The success of primary care moved the generalists, who had long played second fiddle to the specialists, to center stage.
Yet for years, housing has been the spare wheel as the integration of health and care moved forward.
As our jobs, entertainment, politics and even health care move online, millions are at risk of being left behind.
3.45pm BST 68 min OK Monye and Brown are off, Dickson and Buchanan on, with Care moving to the wing and the replacement hooker, er... this is confusing.
