Sentence examples for customised care from inspiring English sources

Wilkinson's customised care was possible because of moves towards personal budgets in adult social care, although it also required the interventions of a family, a community organisation, and a volunteer.

Information from the obesity specialists was available to all GPs via the shared-care software, including the family's customised care plan.

Case managers work with Jurong Healths multidisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, respiratory technologists, pharmacists, physiotherapists and medical social workers to develop a customised care plan for each patient, empower patients towards self-management through education and help coordinate referrals and patients'sappointmultidisciplinary siteam

The learning resources, workplace training methods and customised care pathways produced by the development group are now being tested in a feasibility trial.

19 Moreover, GPs have been shown to be aware of the need for customised, preferably proactive, care for chronically ill patients.

Nurses justify workarounds as necessary circumventions to deliver timely and customised patient-centred care in complex and highly variable systems [ 36, 42, 44, 47, 48, 56, 58, 61],[ 66, 67, 69, 76, 80, 81, 84].

Customised point-of-care prompts can then be created.

First, hipsters spoiled cycling with their customised fixies and morbid fear of helmet hair.

For example, Kelley et al. have developed a customised education programme for the expansion of palliative care delivery in rural areas in Ontario Canadaa) with the aim of empowering those carers who do not have specialist palliative care training [ 26].

Any mobility centre--there are 23 of them in France--will provide foreign researchers with customised assistance that may involve family financial support from the Caisse d´Allocation Familiale, day care, schooling, language courses, and social and cultural aspects of living in France.

We advise policy makers and health care professionals to develop additional local policy to define their high risk population, e.g. by means of customised preconception care and systemic risk assessment tailored to the individual and social environment of both the woman and the working area of a caregiver.