Sentence examples for continuous caregiver from inspiring English sources

Only continuous caregiver support resulted in reduced analgesia requirements (and length of labour and the incidence of operative delivery).

The report calls for tighter procedures to ensure that each child has a continuous caregiver, preferably from his or her own family, and failing that, neighbours, friends or other substitutes.

Non-pharmacological methods of pain relief include maternal movement and position changes, superficial heat and cold, immersion in water*, massage, acupuncture/acupressure, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS)*, aromatherapy, attention focussing, hypnosis*, music/audioanalgesia* and continuous caregiver support*.

Associations between QoL scores and continuous variables (caregiver: age; patient: age) or categorical variables (caregiver: relationship, living situation, employment status; patient: gender; country) were analyzed using Pearson's correlation and Chi-squared tests.

However, due to frequent changes in the physiological needs of ICU patients, these ventilation settings cannot be adjusted continuously, as this would require a continuous presence of caregivers at the bedside.

It enhances patient and family centred goals and values, provides mechanisms for continuous communication among caregivers, optimizes staff participation in clinical decision-making within and across disciplines and fosters respect for the disciplinary contributions of all professionals"[ 23].

The concerners support the caregiver through continuous consultation.

The second component of the intervention is participation in a support group to provide the caregiver with continuous emotional support and education.

In general terms, each of these variables could impact in one or more of the following causes of an OOPE or indirect cost: use of more drugs, use of more specialized studies, and the need for the continuous presence of the caregiver in the hospital (details in Additional file 1: Annex 1).

Innovative features of the CHICAGO Plan include early and continuous engagement of children, caregivers, the Chicago Department of Public Health, and other stakeholders to inform the design and implementation of the study and a shared research infrastructure to coordinate study activities.

Another is the continuous support of aging caregivers, who themselves may be infected with HIV.