Sentence examples for caring dilemmas from inspiring English sources

The purposes of this study were to explore caring dilemmas and the reliable coping strategies applied by OTHPs in Taiwan.

Organ transplant health professionals (OTHP) are challenged by more and more sophisticated caring dilemmas raised by organ transplant recipients (OTR) and their families.

The findings around patient care dilemmas resonate with recent government inquiries into patient safety and dignity breaches in the UK. 6 Findings around workplace abuse concur with previous research suggesting that student abuse and witnessing the abuse of others occurs as soon as students enter the clinical environment.

(I wrote about Romney's health-care dilemma in June).

A decade ago health maintenance organizations seemed to offer a solution to the health care dilemma.

But if Mr. Romney thought he found a way out of his health care dilemma, Thursday's debate was not encouraging.

The only way to resolve our health care dilemma is to take the primary motive of profit out of the equation as most of the first world -- Europe, Canada and elsewhere -- has done.

Aaron Carroll talks about the Republican health care dilemma, and makes a good point: it runs deeper than the specific fact that Obamacare looks the way it does because it has to.

The current Government, led by President Nkurunziza, has begun to take a new approach in tackling the countrys health-care dilemma, which is aimed at protecting the health of poor women and children.

The GPs in this study did not see themselves as displaying 'grim fatalism' by not necessarily diagnosing early, but as weighing up many complex dilemmas in caring for a patient with early dementia: dilemmas about consent, autonomy, safety, the needs of different parties, access to services, the 'here and now' and the future, and so on.

At Reddish Vale Technology College in Stockport, which has had a farm since 1986, pupils face the dilemmas of caring for animals raised for their meat.