Sentence examples for care uniquely from inspiring English sources

Some of this is down to Scotland shifting money into social care; uniquely among the UK's current nations, it provides free personal and nursing care for those aged 65 and over.

— MICHAEL COOPER Though Mr. Santorum tried to make the case in Wisconsin that Mr. Romney's record on health care "uniquely disqualified" him to take on Mr. Obama on the issue, Republican primary voters are closely divided over whom they trust more to handle the issue.

—Michael Cooper Voters Divided on Health Care Candidate Though Rick Santorum tried to make the case in Wisconsin that Mitt Romney's record on health care "uniquely disqualified" him to take on Mr. Obama on the issue, Republican primary voters are closely divided in whom they trust more to handle the issue.

Wichstrøm [ 39] also identified specific protective factors for each type of self-injurious behavior; satisfaction with social support uniquely protected against NSSI onset, and parental care uniquely protected against suicide attempt onset, suggesting that specific risk and protective factors may predict engagement in each type of self-injury.

Our research group explored whether health care is uniquely different and found evidence that market forces operate in health care with surprising consistency and impact.

Emergency care is uniquely defined by the urgency and location of treatment and transcends the usual boundaries of most organizations and medical specialties [14].

Primary care is uniquely placed to intervene in alcohol and other drug misuse through prevention, case finding, preliminary management, referral, and long term follow-up efforts.

We also found more problems with functioning (as measured by GARS) and non-receipt of informal care were uniquely associated with higher levels of emotional loneliness.

Diabetes Care functions uniquely and well in a virtual world from an office in Indiana linked to the ADA offices in Virginia.

[ 3, 14- 16] Physicians at the point of care are uniquely situated to observe the impact of priority setting decisions on patients in the form of scarcity, or less than equitable care.

Some variation in healthcare is desirable, even essential, since each patient is different and should be cared for uniquely.