Sentence examples for compromise care from inspiring English sources

As a subspecialty surgeon in academic practice, I have great concerns that adding on to existing systems, without significant reform, will continue to compromise care for patients, especially children.

We have previously underscored the risk of regression to the mean with such protocols, meaning that in well-performing ICUs the introduction of so-called evidence-based protocols will compromise care and impede progress and innovation [3].

High use of exception reporting may compromise care for vulnerable patient groups.

The question of whether profit motives could compromise care for dialysis patients seems reasonable.

We also feared that secondary cases among the personnel would further increase the workload and compromise care.

Failure to take account of diverse explanatory models and expectations may compromise care and clinical management of diseases, especially for chronic and asymptomatic diseases [ 13, 43, 45, 46].

Depression may compromise care-giving behaviours (e.g., ensuring adequate hygiene, optimal nutrition through breastfeeding, immunization, recognizing illness and seeking care), as well as responsive parenting that is needed for physical and mental development of a child.

Mr. Gottlieb contended that most of the changes were made, but not some that would have compromised care.

"Staff can't deliver the care they wish to as [there are] insufficient staff with [the] right skills; high level of temporary staff compromises care," said one.

A brief from the solicitor general's office unwisely said providers and recipients cannot sue the state, even if that means compromised care.

It is a mix that has made him many enemies, who are taking the opportunity afforded to them by his embroilment in the scandal of the lethally compromised care at Mid Staffs.