Sentence examples for changed health from inspiring English sources

* Pressure from activists changed health policies for many diseases.

And its composition changed: health and social service staffing shrank, while police officers and teachers increased.

By 2012, of course, the landscape had changed, health care had risen in importance, and a mobilized Tea Party went looking for a less-compromised alternative to Romney.

To better understand how Mr. Obama has changed health care, two reporters from The New York Times spent a week shadowing and talking to doctors, patients, executives and others at IU Health, a system that demonstrates the breadth of changes catalyzed by the Affordable Care Act.

To review the procedures and methodology of the nursing discharge report, obtaining indicators of compliance and quality, analyzing the health problems defined and changed health patterns, observing their evolution and questioning the quality of the present document.

The frequency of multiple casualty incidents (MCIs), such as the September 11 World Trade Center terrorist attacks, hurricane Katrina in 2005, swine flu pandemics in 2009, and most recently the earthquake and its resultant tsunami in Northern Japan, has changed health care workers' perspective of disaster preparedness.

To fundamentally change health outcomes, we need to change the way we commission.

"We want to create an ecosystem to help change health care," Dr. Brailer said.

Patients now seen as "clients" or "customers" are being forced to change health plans more often.

Still, just because you can't change human nature doesn't mean you can't change health care.

As a result, thousands must either change health plans or return to traditional Medicare, which does not cover costly prescriptions.