Sentence examples for care support for from inspiring English sources
-- Recipient of CARE support for emergency care.
In Australia there is limited access to acute care support for residents living within the residential aged care sector.
We're not talking about a quick fix here". Julia Hipkiss from Chester is only too familiar with the family repercussions of poor care support for autism.
He called out David Cameron on the rent crisis facing this country at the moment, on the cutting of social care support for carers and on his gross failures to tackle Saudi Arabian injustices.
For example, Juanjuan, from Jilin, had the experience of providing intensive personal care support for her mother-in-law.
Every publication to date reporting the outcome of intensive care support for pediatric SCT patients must be viewed with caution because all are single-institution, retrospective reports.
Through the Ed Redesign Lab's Partnership for Resilience, practitioners from medicine and education are working together in impressive ways to provide quality health care supports for students in the Southland communities near Chicago, and their work is making a difference.
When Ursula von der Leyen, the family minister, fell foul of Volker Kauder, chairman of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group, over child-care support for working mothers, Ms Merkel's backing for her minister was offered carefully at arm's length.But Ms Merkel has pounced on one issue and made it her own: the environment.
For her part, Johnson recommended reshaping high-school curricula to require four years of math and one year each of biology, chemistry, and physics; and increasing financial aid and child-care support for women in graduate school.
It became obvious that patient-care support for most common complications could be provided via phone.
[ 16] The NHS and Social Care Long Term Conditions model, based on the Kaiser Permanente Risk Pyramid, assigns patients to three tiered categories of risk: case management for patients with complex conditions; disease management for patients at medium risk; and self-care support for patients at low risk.
