Sentence examples for caring terms from inspiring English sources
In particular, participants evidenced transformed understandings of end of life care, moving away from their previous, narrowly-defined conceptions of end of life care as 'terminal' care and towards new understandings that were at once more detailed (in clinical terms) and more holistic (in caring terms).
The legislation will supersede that right, allowing the state to impose health care terms unilaterally.
To provide prenatal care to the estimated 13,000 pregnant illegal immigrantsin New York, he said, would cost less than $10 million a year, a relatively small sum in health care terms.
Families USA also has a useful vocabulary resource: Check out the Families USA extensive glossary of health care terms.
Be respectful, be caring, but avoid terms of endearment.
"They don't have to deal with managed health care in terms of reimbursement.
Not that Mr. Klein cares for the term boutique hotel.
Why would they care about long-term value?
I don't really care about short term profitability.
Do people care about long-term photo storage?
Unlike our narrow definition of social care, long-term care in Japan includes some nursing and medical care for long-term conditions.
