Sentence examples for care omitted from inspiring English sources

Dr. Burnhill, who was divorced, is survived by a daughter, Lauren A. Burnhill of Miami; a son, David A., of Rockville, Md.; and a sister, Marian Mintzer of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Correction: August 12, 2000, Saturday A obituary on Wednesday about Dr. Michael Burnhill, a leader in family planning and women's health care, omitted a survivor.

Implicit rationing of nursing care refers to the withdrawal of or failure to carry out necessary nursing care activities due to lack of resources, in the literature also described as missed care, omitted care, or nursing care left undone.

While this may be challenging, particularly in countries with weak governance structures for primary health care, omitting general practice input into the planning process may be considered unethical [69] and counterproductive.

Due to previous publication in the area of critical care [ 16], critical care was omitted from this study.

[Mother, Nayagarh] I only prefer ante natal care as the child will not have any complications even if post natal care is omitted.

In a third calculation both informal and formal home care were omitted from the analyses.

The element ' access to social support networks during care' was omitted because the questions within this section were not deemed applicable for VCT.

These calculations showed that if informal home care was omitted from the analysis, and when both informal and formal homecare were omitted, the probability that implementing CBT for CFS has an acceptable COR remained above 80% for all acceptability thresholds.

It plays down government coercion by describing the department as merely "including contraceptives in basic health care coverage," omitting that the coverage is included by force, even over religious and moral objection.

The Obama Administration's Affordable Care Act omits non-resident and, according to the New York Times, the federal government will soon cut in half the annual $20 billion in aid to hospitals currently treating large numbers of uninsured patients -- many of which are undocumented.

It is already the standard of care to omit ALND for patients who have SLNs positive only by immunohistochemistry (IHC).