Sentence examples for centred focus from inspiring English sources

In recent years, improvements have been made to integrate care providers in the shared-care model by implementing guidelines and specialised training utilising a patient centred focus.

This approach may however be challenging because of the established professionally centred focus of clinicians [ 19, 20], but still possible as demonstrated especially by hospital North.

The Charter therefore endorsed the child centred focus in the Directive Principle of State Policy in the Constitution of 1978, and some statutes and jurisprudence developed by the courts on the need to consider the welfare of children.

There is perhaps a more important tension between the patient-centred focus required for ART, and the community centred approach required for prevention programmes that target the broader determinants of HIV infection and other health problems.

The values of our constitution, which begins with the immortal phrase "We the people," now appears little more than a cold historical artefact of an age when idealism sprang forth from great ambition and hope, only to give way to the fiercely individualist and self-centred focus groups, consultants, push polls and lobbyists that treat our ideals and aspirations as political props.

She is a frequent critic of the "colonisation" of curriculum at British universities and the white-centred focus of literature and history, one of the key points of the influential Rhodes Must Fall campaign at Cape Town and Oxford universities and elsewhere.

Much care in this setting is inadequate, lacks a person-centred focus and neglects the dignity of residents.

He said he wanted to ensure a "victim-centred focus" to services "whether it's male or female victims of domestic abuse".

Because of the people-centred focus of such technologies, it is important not only to assess their technical aspects and overall performance but also to seek the views of potential users.

A patient-centred focus is essential to ensure the health care and social needs of the population are adequately met [ 5, 7].

In addition, both researchers have a person-centred focus and are motivated to gain the personal histories of people affected by stroke in order to inform service provision.