Sentence examples for changes to community from inspiring English sources
It is expected that electronically enabled discharge reconciliation will improve adherence to medication reconciliation at discharge, the accuracy of the community-based drug history and effective communication of hospital-based treatment changes to community care providers.
The marketisation of social care began under Margaret Thatcher with significantly reduced resourcing to local authorities and then funding changes to community care that penalised public providers and incentivised the use of the private sector.
More than half intend to make major changes to community hospitals, where mainly elderly patients go for rehabilitation after a spell in hospital, and almost as many plan to reduce the number of beds in their local acute hospital.
The Third Republic, under President Limann, did not make any major changes to community development (Kendie 2006).
The spokesperson said that planned changes to community services, such as "home enhanced care" will provide alternatives to hospital admission in the future.
The inability of fish to cope physiologically with stressful abiotic conditions can have deleterious effects on individuals, and could potentially lead to population declines or changes to community structure (biodiversity).
A medical epidemiologist reviewed the output on a daily basis, and noted any changes to community-wide incidences of fever.
This unsupervised algorithm involves modularity optimization by local changes to communities and aggregation of communities to build new communities.
In the 1960s, concerned local figures urged Martyn to apply for the new post of race relations officer in Ealing, west London (the job title was changed to community relations officer not long afterwards).
' Auxiliary Midwives' were changed to ' Community Midwives,' deemed a more professional title (KI5).
This required objective analysis of results against a model, and identifying opportunities and especially strategies on how to hand over the responsibility for change to communities and households.
