Sentence examples for caring capacities from inspiring English sources

Dr. Jeyakumar says that families' caring capacities are sometimes being overtaxed.

Reinforce families' long-term caring capacities as the basis of a sustainable response to children affected by HIV and AIDS.

The Joint Learning Initiative on Children and AIDS (JLICA) calls for a complete turnaround in this approach, accentuating the need to reinforce families' long-term caring capacities as the basis of a sustainable response to children affected by HIV and AIDS, and the need for family centred services integrating health, education and social support (see Editorial by Richter & Sherr).

One of the main drawbacks of sandwich structures is the loss of load caring capacity due to indentation damages.

A slight majority of patients (52%) are married, a third (35%) are either divorced or widowed and 13% single, which may compromise household caring capacity.

Specific recommendations are given along the themes of: approaches to care; capacity to care; mobilising community; and providing a comprehensive safety net.

The urgency to expand system capacity, care staff capacity, and staff morale and well-being should be taken seriously.

National palliative care capacities around the world: Results from the World Health Organization Noncommunicable Disease Country Capacity Survey.

Little is known about national intensive care capacities and the burden of critical illness in low- and middle-income countries.

Second, a maldistribution of health care capacities may cause inefficiencies.

Existing treatment options are complex and require a significant level of health-care capacities.