Sentence examples for care sharing from inspiring English sources

He has since switched to a Christian health care sharing ministry, in which members cover one another's medical bills.

From mental health to end-of-life care, sharing experience has proved a powerful tool for raising quality and reducing costs.

That's why both public and private insurers are rolling out reforms like "bundled payments" (paying a package price for certain conditions) and "accountable care" (sharing savings doctors and hospitals produce from more efficient care)—they want to replace our system of paying for stuff with one that pays for outcomes.

That's why both public and private insurers are rolling out reforms like "bundled payments" (paying a package price for certain conditions) and "accountable care" (sharing savings doctors and hospitals produce from more efficient care) — they want to replace our system of paying for stuff with one that pays for outcomes.

The group argues that billing some migrants for care, sharing their data with the Home Office and imposing strict document checks in GP surgeries and hospitals, as required by the 2014 law, undermines the core principles of the health service, erodes trust in doctors and puts patients at risk.

In the world of health care, sharing data requires a centralized server or the transmission of bulk data between institutions.

Geerse OP, Lakin JR, Berendsen AJ, Alfano CM, Nekhlyudov L. Cancer survivorship and palliative care: Shared progress, challenges, and opportunities.

The democracy of care, shared responsibility, and trust is the democracy of the American Dream.

Newly diagnosed individuals and patients in care shared the following similar socio-demographic characteristics (Table  1).

They show that health professionals from primary and secondary care share many common priorities in rural cancer care.

In Australia, women often choose to have their antenatal care shared between their GP and Obstetrician, known as 'shared care'.