Sentence examples for care treating from inspiring English sources

The dependence on this limited data set originates in the system's orientation toward "sick care" — treating illness.

The company was accused of billing for services it never provided and delivering poor care, treating patients without a formal plan of care or using unlicensed therapists.

Medicare has typically paid more to doctors and hospitals only when they provided a greater quantity of care — treating more patients or performing more tests and procedures.

Where an enforced removal is necessary these are undertaken with extreme care treating those to be removed with courtesy and dignity".

My job included offering contraception, providing prenatal care, treating miscarriages, delivering babies and performing occasional abortions — all legally and with the approval of my superiors.

First, because the study was focused on offering preventive care, as opposed to curative care treating illness, the role of the doctor was mostly limited to explaining the benefits of the preventive services and then providing them.

Several patients interviewed for this article said that they believed the dermatologists they visited for medical care treated them as potential cosmetic consumers.

To estimate the prevalence of metabolic syndrome (MS) and associated cardiovascular disease in a primary care treated diabetic population, in comparison to that in a non-diabetic population.

On the other hand, his account of health care treats the fair equality of opportunity principle as regulating health itself directly.

Living pets require your time, energy, and patience, and will need regular expenditures for food, health care, treats, and toys.

That might mean making time for self-care, treating your body right, overcoming sexual shame or guilt or learning new skills, like how to orgasm or how to last longer in bed".