Sentence examples for care subject from inspiring English sources

The Senate bill would set up an independent board to spur the use of programs that save money or improve care — subject to Congressional veto.

"We have a better service but the Government wants us to go out to tender to make care subject to the market.

Many of these high-cost patients will blow through their deductible or out-of-pocket limit, making only a fraction of the most expensive care subject to incentives to reduce utilization.

This session, the first that the United Nations has devoted to a health care subject, has made it clear that stemming AIDS requires complex and sensitive strategies that vary greatly from country to country, perhaps frustrating Secretary General Kofi Annan's plea to "combine leadership, partnership and solidarity".

Not only will this ensure the data we process is in a modern infrastructure, but it will help to develop common information processing standards that other technologists and clinicians can also use to build their apps and other software which will improve patient care (subject to those third parties seeking all the appropriate approvals).

The North Carolina Legislature is considering another bill to further define what is taxed and what is not, including further differentiating the kinds of garden care subject to the tax.

Women deserve the full story: Putting kids in day care subjects them to additional risks.

Decisional capacity can be defined as the ability of health care subjects to make their own health care decisions.

That doctrine is intended to promote and protect the autonomy of health care subjects (Faden & Beauchamp 1986).

Now plans have been submitted which would see an extension built in Dumfries for the renewables hub, with another part of the college reconfigured to teach care subjects.

A theory of decisional capacity must allow for the fact that health care subjects can make unpopular decisions, even ones that are considered highly irrational by others.