Sentence examples for day of care from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, the report says that nursing homes should have enough registered nurses to provide at least 12 minutes a day of care to each resident, on the average.

Where hospitals are paid per day of care, there are incentives for the hospital to keep patients for longer than necessary.

Budgets for each hospital were introduced in Belgium, France, and the Netherlands, in part to discourage unnecessary retention of patients paying per day of care.

In a report to Congress in July, the Department of Health and Human Services said that 54percentt of nursing homes fall below a proposed minimum standard of an average of at least two hours a day of care for residents by nurses' aides.

Most received chest radiographs (85%), but up to 54% did not receive other tests standard for management of CAP during the first day of care (eg, blood cultures, CHEM 7).

The program's "abecedarians" (children learning their ABC's) came from poor families and received a full day of care every weekday from infancy to the age of five.

In a similar fashion, supply needs were estimated per patient encounter (for outpatients) or per patient-day of care (for inpatients) (Table 3).

It's commendable that hospitals focus overwhelmingly on day-to-day quality of care, but times change, and they must look at their mission with a broader perspective.

As a mom, I often get bogged down with the day to day tasks of caring for my daughter.

Infant weight at 42 days postpartum was measured in hospital during the last day of perinatal care examination while registering for the beginning of the infant care.

In this issue of Annals of Intensive Care, Van Regenmortel et al. report a significant association between hyperchloremia present on the first day of intensive care unit (ICU) admission and ICU and hospital mortality in a large cohort of ICU patients.