Sentence examples for cared for elsewhere from inspiring English sources

There is already a tendency for patients to end up in hospital when they could be cared for elsewhere.

Too many older people end up in acute hospital beds when they should be cared for elsewhere.

In the protesters' place, we now see a group of vulnerable and homeless people who would be better cared for elsewhere.

He spoke movingly of the mothers and babies: 100 imprisoned at some point in 2015 who could have been better cared for elsewhere.

According to data quoted by the King's Fund, 50-6050-60%atinnts in hospital medical beds – largely frail older people and those with long-term conditions – would be better cared for elsewhere, whether at home or in facilities such as community-based intermediate care.

However, in a report in March 2017, health charity The King's Fund said: "This does not mean that all these people are attending A&E unnecessarily or could be cared for elsewhere". It blames a lack of access to GP appointments, access to out of hours care and confusion about where to go.

Interviews with farm owners, as well as e-mail correspondence they provided, showed the foundation was aware of its deepening financial straits — occasionally taking horses from farms where they had been well cared for and placing them elsewhere on the cheap.

Instead of being cared for by her own doctor during an emotionally traumatizing period, Hoag will step into the patient-doctor relationship and require that the patient go elsewhere for care, creating unnecessary delay and potentially added cost and worry for the patient.

Instead of a woman being cared for by her own doctor during an emotionally traumatizing period, Hoag will step into the patient-doctor relationship and require that the patient go elsewhere for care, creating unnecessary delay and potentially added cost and worry for the patient.

"Whilst these two beds have been used sporadically during the past, too often patients in these beds do not require intensive care and we recognise the need to care for them differently elsewhere within the hospital".

Gizzi, who has spoken elsewhere about caring for his mother in her last year, here suggests the unsought dividend paid by that devotion.