Sentence examples for considered care from inspiring English sources

But the final word on this event must go to jobseeker Adele who said: "I found it very interesting and helpful as I'd never considered care before, but now I know I have lot of the skills and experience I can bring".

Scully (2010a) has considered care in the context of disability, focusing on the hidden care labor that disabled people carry out for nondisabled people rather than the care that disabled people receive.

Nine GPs considered care for heart failure patients in their practice as improved.

Regular healthcare, unrelated to the WHS program, is considered care as usual.

We found no examples of caregiver interventions that considered care recipient economic status beyond health care costs.

However, due to the non-dissipative nature of the equations considered, care has to be taken to obtain a stable numerical scheme (see, for example,  [1]).

The first scenario considered care-as-usual (i.e. the reference scenario, receiving no intervention) and was based on the model input data.

Many agencies and councils consider care workers as little more than glorified cleaners.

Social enterprises are more likely to consider care workers as professional clinical practitioners on the first rung of the ladder.

"When considering placements for children in care, local authorities have a duty to first consider care by family and friends, including those living outside the UK".

The Panorama programme will cause understandable anxiety to the relatives of people who are receiving care and support, and to others considering care options for their families.