Sentence examples for care recruitment from inspiring English sources

The council was "fundamentally restructuring" its children and families service, had recently recruited a highly experienced management team, had outsourced foster care recruitment, implemented police checks on staff and carers and allocated social workers to all the children on the at-risk register.

The question is, can it contribute to changing the way local authorities handle their social care recruitment?

Older people spokesman Paul Burstow told the party's annual conference that lives were being put at risk by a care recruitment crisis.

The study by social work and social care recruitment consultancy Liquid Personnel revealed that 88% of newly qualified social workers found it difficult to fit in training, while 63% felt they did not receive enough supervision.

Limitations of the study are the relatively small number of subjects, the tertiary care recruitment, the retrospective design and the fact that the interviews were performed by phone.

Primary care recruitment will take place from 25 medical practices and 10 dental practices from diverse socioeconomic areas.

Despite prior research having been conducted in the areas of point-of-care recruitment and computerized clinical decision support, little is known about how physicians feel about point-of-care recruitment in EHR-equipped settings, and we know of no reports concerning their perceptions on using EHRs to facilitate point-of-care recruitment in the manner allowed by the CTA approach.

These findings should help to inform future applications and refinement of this EHR-based point-of-care recruitment approach, and they add to the limited body of knowledge regarding physicians' attitudes toward clinical trial recruitment in EHR-equipped environments.

The study therefore focused on the primary care setting to aid recruitment and to assess the CAT where the impact of its use is unknown.

Mr Clegg will say: "Rather than just respond to tip-offs they will proactively go after the worst offending employers, including those who run care homes, recruitment agencies and top-class hotels".

Pensions, taxes, mobile phone theft, e-cigarettes, unemployment, foster care, army recruitment, police diversity, adult education, charitable giving – you name it, Halpern and his 60 employees have probably worked on it – or applied insights from behavioural psychology to it, to be more specific.