Sentence examples for caring commitments from inspiring English sources

Yet their caring commitments mean they may need greater support to get into and succeed at university.

This is already practised by some institutions, where student carers are able to adapt their studies and timescales to fit in with their caring commitments.

But the fact is that women without caring commitments, in the workplace anyway, have a very distinct advantage over women who do.

Add to this the fact that women have less money and more family and caring commitments, which prejudice their involvement in a system that demands time and financial freedom to run for office.

Of these, 17 women declined to take part for reasons which included not wanting to think about cancer or being too busy with caring commitments or other illnesses.

Women are indeed more likely to choose general practice and to work sessionally (i.e. less than a full-time clinical load) because of caring commitments [ 17– 217.

A pillar of gentle strength, guiding and inspiring his devoted family and a wellspring of caring commitment, Sam brought about real change in his community.

A single question was included in the GP Patient Survey from 2011 to identify informal carers, and measure caring commitment in terms of hours per week spent caring.

Among carers, there was some evidence of a trend showing that the likelihood of reporting a positive patient experience increased with higher levels of caring commitment (Fig.  2).

Further research is needed to explain the positive trend we observed between increasing caring commitment and better patient experience: we suggest increasing frequency of contact with family physicians among carers with a higher time commitment may be a contributory factor.

When stratified by age, older carers at all levels of caring commitment were more likely to report pain, depression and anxiety, but reported better mobility and self-care ability than non-carers (Additional file 1: Figure S1).