Sentence examples for care recognition from inspiring English sources
Secondary outcomes include quality of life, patient evaluation of care, recognition and management of psychological distress, and costs.
Secondary outcomes include quality of life, patient evaluation of care, recognition and management of psychological distress, and societal costs.
The English Health Department's Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) encourages primary care recognition and recording of dementia.
TBAs provide maternal and newborn interventions including antenatal care, postnatal care, recognition of and referral for danger signs of pregnant women and newborns.
Control of hemorrhage in the earliest phases of care, recognition and monitoring of individual risk factors, and therapeutic modulation of the inflammatory immune response will probably constitute the next generation of therapy in hemorrhagic shock.
Although in the interviews and group discussions the overwhelming majority of health professionals acknowledged the major role played by these cadres in the provision of surgical care, recognition is in fact inadequate.
Primary health care providers' recognition and diagnosis of mental disorders in their patients.
Her grassroots activism has advocated for unpaid care work recognition, redistribution, and women's representation.
"We ought to be leading the way in demonstrating high levels of care and recognition for our people".
As his public grew smaller, Walser began to compose much of his work, in his almost indecipherably tiny and abbreviated script, without any expectation of publication; but we should not conclude from this that he didn't care about recognition.
