They can, for example, manage the money and paperwork needed to pay contract workers hired at fire sites, and they can make sure equipment is properly cared for and effectively deployed, he said.
The terms used by teens and tweens change about as often as nurses drink coffee, and if you don't know what adolescents and young adults are talking about, you can't care for them effectively.
For example, in ancient China, the elderly would generally have been more effectively cared for by their children, who loved them and better understood their needs, than by strangers.
"Through our voluntary initiative and independent institutions, ever more Americans worship freely, study quietly, are cared for compassionately, experiment creatively, serve effectively, advocate aggressively and contribute generously," Mr. O'Connell wrote in a 1984 essay.
For adolescents with sickle cell disease to be cared for and supported appropriately and effectively, it is crucial that health professionals have a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of how adolescents experience living with the condition.
We aim to review existing evidence on chronic diseases that can be effectively and efficiently cared for by implementing case management in primary care.
In Italy, it has been analyzed to determine whether the current organization of services cares for patients efficiently, effectively and without delay [ 28].
The joint UNICEF/WHO flagship parenting programme Care for Child Development is one example of how UNICEF works with its partners to support parents and families to care for their children effectively.
Medical educators have a moral and professional obligation to ensure that any graduate leaving their training program has attained a minimum level of clinical competency to care for patients safely, effectively, and compassionately.
There is never enough staff to effectively care for the patients and both the patients and staff suffer as a consequence.
The travesty is not that the Florida hospital discharged him to his own country; it is that — no disrespect to Mr. Jiménez or Guatemala intended here — his own country cannot effectively care for him.
