Sentence examples for designated care from inspiring English sources
Within the care coordination process, each patient has a designated care coordinator who facilitates care and service.
In addition, the IRT team provides support for up-skilling designated care home staff through enhanced health training to NVQ3 level.
The integrated model of management and designated care pathway for the diabetic foot starts at the point of diagnosis of diabetes and continues indefinitely.
These discussions were not overtly designated care planning meetings; instead they occurred throughout participants' routine and emergency contacts with health care professionals, primarily GPs but also hospital doctors and nurses.
Patient neglect, defined as "the failure of a designated care giver to meet the needs of a dependent" [ 1] (p.437), has become an issue of concern in both North America and Europe [ 2, 3].
Descriptions of patient neglect in the literature review often invoked implicitly or explicitly Lachs and Pillemer's [ 1] (p.437) definition of neglect as "the failure of a designated care giver to meet the needs of a dependent".
The ED has a triage system that designates care to fast-track and acute areas between 8 am and 5 30 pm Monday through Friday and at all other times patients are triaged to be seen in the acute area.
All DAH sites have dedicated case managers and provide medical services that range from an on-site, full-time nurse and part-time, mid-level clinician (e.g. nurse practitioner) to obtaining care at designated health care facilities located near the DAH residences.
The members of the MET included the duty intensive care fellow, a designated intensive care nurse and the receiving medical fellow.
One of the pillars of recognized good health care for any individual is having a designated primary care physician to provide and coordinate care and is recommended in policy or position statements of respected medical associations [ 22, 23].
Sub-analyses of direct care by domains revealed that a group of designated 'core care coordination functions' contributed to 40.6% of direct care functions.
