Sentence examples for care was perceived from inspiring English sources

Continuity of care was perceived by family physicians as the most important dimension of quality.

Post-abortion care was perceived as necessary, albeit controversial and sometimes difficult to provide.

For example, antenatal care was perceived a women's affair and having weak perception for males who get involved in PMTCT.

The scope of patient safety in primary care was perceived by physicians and nurses to be very broad [ 8].

The Master's level in specialist nurse education in primary health care was perceived by some students to mean something new in clinical practice.

The role of genetics in primary care was perceived to be unduly limited as a result of care providers' inadequate genetics knowledge and skills.

The much-vaunted Health and Wellbeing Boards do not even merit a mention and, all in all, social care is perceived as a handmaiden to the NHS.

Social capital plays a role in how health care is perceived by citizens, and how health care is delivered by providers.

Persisting with an outdated model ultimately may lead to unacceptably high financial and public-relations costs, as payers shift their business to higher-value competitors whose approaches to care are perceived as more responsible and sustainable.

No study has been undertaken to understand how spirituality and spiritual care is perceived and implemented by Saudi nursing students undergoing training for their future professional roles as nurses.

This is truly a tipping point for healthcare, one that will change the way health care is perceived, delivered, and financed, for the benefit of all of us.