Sentence examples for care terms from inspiring English sources

The legislation will supersede that right, allowing the state to impose health care terms unilaterally.

To provide prenatal care to the estimated 13,000 pregnant illegal immigrantsin New York, he said, would cost less than $10 million a year, a relatively small sum in health care terms.

Families USA also has a useful vocabulary resource: Check out the Families USA extensive glossary of health care terms.

We developed a set of resources called ' My Choices' and ' Choices for My Child' booklets, and a directory of key children's palliative care terms and services.

In health care terms, effectiveness is the capacity to achieve a desired or expected effect; efficiency is the capacity to achieve that effect with the minimum viable use of possible resources.

Patient comments and ratings on clarity highlighted the need to clarify common health care terms which are not widely used by the public (i.e. guideline, multidisciplinary team and clinical trial) This cross-cultural adaptation has produced an Italian Question Prompt List that is now available for multi-center international studies and can be safely used with Italian-speaking cancer patients.

For example, some residents may be admitted for relatively short term rehabilitative care, short term respite care, or long term custodial care.

"They don't have to deal with managed health care in terms of reimbursement.

Long-term care, universal long-term care, which Congressman Franks says would cost over $500 billion dollars a year.

Both long-term care and short-term care, for instance for patients after hospital dismissal, were included.

Unlike our narrow definition of social care, long-term care in Japan includes some nursing and medical care for long-term conditions.