Sentence examples for care was noted from inspiring English sources

In particular, better recognition of patients with severe pneumonia, suggested by increased use of recommended broad-spectrum empiric antibiotics in those requiring ICU care was noted.

Avoiding engagement in health care was noted as a way to demonstrate their superiority in the society and guard their manly image because the society expected them to be so.

The admission rate to intensive care was noted to be higher if the patients were nursed in a ward with lower than average SPr compared with higher SPr (2.7% vs. 1.2%, P = 0.058 Fisher's exact), but this was not statistically significant.

The fundamental concept of comprehensive primary health care was noted three decades ago in the Alma Ata Declaration and explicitly outlined strategies which would respond appropriately to the current health and nutrition needs, and also addresses the social determinants of poor health and nutrition [ 9].

As illustrations, distinctive features of human male life histories such as coalitional aggression, long-term partnering and paternal care are noted, along with their relevance to overall reproductive effort and developmental plasticity.

Health worker outreach and reasonable investments in primary health care were noted to be important to trigger this virtuous cycle.

(Female 18 19 years, FGD) The lack of services and distance to care were noted by some adolescents, particularly in rural areas.

In addition, patients who were able to undergo the swallow evaluation that were subsequently transitioned to palliative care were noted to have moderate to severe dysphagia.

Although some improvements in processes of care were noted, this did not include angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor or angiotensin receptor blocker use.

Source: World Health Organization 2005, Hossain M et al.[ 24, 31] Efforts to increase and improve access to care were noted in eight countries with recommendations to ensure all pregnant women were screened and treated.

Taylor et al. [ 13] report that the proportion of patients over 65 had a positive influence on patient satisfaction in 2002/3, and the tendency for older patients to give higher ratings of their care is noted elsewhere [ 15].