Sentence examples for damaged care from inspiring English sources

DAMAGED CARE Showtime, tomorrow at 8 p.m., Eastern and Pacific times; 7 p.m., Central time Harry Winer, director and executive producer; Ilene Chaiken, writer; David Roessell, producer; Laura Dern, co-producer; Donald M. Morgan, director of photography; music by Bruce Broughton.

"Damaged Care" makes its point early on.

Last year, Dr. Peeno's campaign against the industry was the subject of a television movie, "Damaged Care".

Still, in the case of "Damaged Care," viewers may actually come away thinking more about the hopeless convolution of the health care system than about how well Ms. Dern did a Kentucky accent or which actor is related to whom.

As she struggles to dig herself out of the pit of alcoholism, to brush the dust off her bonds with the children who grew up under her damaged care, her failures overwhelm her.

However, some concern has been raised that the more junior posts will be used to replace more expensive doctors, damaging care.

Antigovernment protesters have physically attacked and damaged health care clinics, burned down a university in Táchira State and thrown Molotov cocktails and rocks at buses.

As I write this article a survey has been released which shows that the number of GPs who feel that the health reforms have damaged patient care is more than double the number who feel it has improved things.

The European Working Time Directive damaged health care in the NHS, making it harder to keep small hospitals open.

UNICEF is supporting curative services through reconstructing damaged health care facilities, supporting capacity-building of health service providers, supplying equipment, supplies, vaccines and medicines, and providing technical support to the Health Departments of AJK and NWFP.

"When social care isn't available, patients experience delays in moving from hospital to appropriate social care settings, which damages patient care and places a significant strain on the NHS.