Sentence examples for care voice from inspiring English sources
This study investigated the role of a specialized physical therapy program for muscle tension dysphonia patients as an adjunct to standard of care voice therapy.
Study Design and Setting: We conducted a retrospective review of a case series in a tertiary academic care voice disorders clinic.
We wanted to explore what else we could do around Alexa and the Journey Care voice activated booking assistance was was just the perfect fit really.
Many of the most respected health care voices in the GOP have historically treated the idea of eliminating pre-existing condition exclusions as an obvious plank in any reform effort.
One woman who experienced fatigue but did not seek care voiced her concern about the interpretation of her symptoms.
Even nurses who had continued to deliver collaborative care voiced concerns that they felt less skilled to manage mental health problems compared with physical problems [ 25].
While shared care is perceived to represent a promising model of nAMD care, voiced concerns suggest that there would need to be greater collaboration between ophthalmology and optometry, in terms of interprofessional trust and communication.
This study, focused on patients who left AMA after a CVD admission, found that patients wanted more involvement in their own care, voiced a strong preference for their own primary care provider/cardiologist, felt that they spent a long time waiting in the hospital and were motivated to leave the hospital AMA by factors outside the hospital.
[Gulp] "Sure!" I said, in my best devil-may-care voice.
She told the Radio Times: "The HR lady just suggested in a low, caring voice that my problem might be a failed 'personal relationship' with a senior colleague (as if!).
Over a speedy montage of verdant rice paddies, smiling Asian kids and kindly third-world doctors, a caring voice describes something called golden rice and its promise to "help prevent blindness and infection in millions of children" suffering from vitamin-A deficiency.
