Sentence examples for care set up from inspiring English sources

We are called to a dying patient who is supposed to have palliative care set up at home on Monday.

This reflects the original proposals made by the royal commission on long term care, set up by the Labour government to put forward a fair funding system.

There may be problems ahead though for ministers if the influential health select committee refuses to support the complicated system introduced in England & Wales and like the Royal Commission into Long Term Care set up by the government says the Scots have got it right.

The model has a standardized focus of infection, an intensive care set up with monitoring of haemodynamics and oxygenation resulting in predictable impairment of renal function, AKI parameters as well as histopathology scoring.

Therefore, we established an intensive care set up involving fluid resuscitation (14 ml/kg BW/24 h crystalloids including i.v. medication), continuous observation of macrohemodynamics as well as sufficient oxygenation (using blood gas analyses).

The intensive care set up, continuous macrohaemodynamic and gas exchange monitoring, low mortality rate as well as the opportunity of detailed analyses of kidney function and impairments are advantages of this setup.

If all else fails -- or even if it doesn't -- parents might consider a do-it-yourself, car-pool approach to neighborhood summer child care: setting up a revolving "day camp" to be held one week at one child's home and move week by week to other children's homes.

This is reflected in the way Fincher approaches each of his projects with meticulous care, setting up his shots (some say) like an obsessive-compulsive maniac.

These issues highlighted a clear priority for shared care: setting up simple systems for proactive reviews should be favoured over the development of in-house templates and databases.

The first theme, environment of care, sets up the context in which care is given and the conditions which may lead to patients not being treated as being of worth.

The thinking then was that if the payers of health care could set up competition, they could leverage that and health care costs would go down.