It is not surprising that much of what is described as contributing to dignity in care could be grouped under the heading of individualised care.
"WASH in schools significantly reduces hygiene-related disease, increases students' attendance and learning achievements, and contributes to dignity and gender equality," said Mr. Crowley.
"The World Conference further notes that some have taken the initiative of regretting or expressing remorse or presenting apologies, and calls on all those who have not yet contributed to restoring the dignity of the victims to find appropriate ways to do so, and to this end we appreciate those countries that have done so," the European Union proposal states.
3 Sanitation contributes to dignity and social development.
The sport of kings will miss a man whose professionalism and dignity contributed to the enjoyment of countless thousands of racing fans.
The duffel bags are a small way that Marguerite wanted to contribute to bringing dignity and humanity into the lives of these kids.
Coercion might involve extra care, attention, safety, and hence contribute to perceived dignity [ 32, 33].
A special thanks to nurse's aides, Venice, Yvette, Cynthia, Rose, and Rolda my housekeeper, each one contributed to his care and allowed him to live with dignity during his illness.
Several politicians, artists and writers who contributed to the struggle for African American human rights and dignity were of mixed race.
An avid skier and tennis player, her innate dignity, natural elegance, and open and warm personality contributed to her special status in the congregation and the larger community.
