Sentence examples for different type of care from inspiring English sources
Exclusion criteria were psychosis, cognitive dysfunction or substance abuse/dependence requiring a different type of care.
In this study four views on what is important for PCC were identified, suggesting that different patients may benefit from a different type of care.
Upon discharge, 301 patients with an AE went back to the original home situation (64.7%), and 47 patients (10.1%) required a different type of care than before the admission (transfer to another [university] hospital, rehabilitation center, nursing home).
The complex relationships between disability dimensions and direct care time is illustrated both by the significant interaction effects among disability variables and by the differences in results for different types of care.
Consequently, our study may suffer from the typical limitations of observational studies, that is the incomparability of groups: since subjects were referred to the different types of care according to clinical judgements, social and organizational matters, systematic differences may have occurred in baseline characteristics of subjects.
And they suggested that without good communication between different types of care, the health system might become even more fragmented.
Dr Mike Durkin, director of patient safety at NHS England, said: "Annual data on the number of never events recorded nationally in different types of care settings has been published for a number of years.
One set of studies, published as Early Childhood Education (1975), Adoption: A Second Chance (1977) and Involving Parents in Nursery and Infant Schools (1983), looked at the long-term effects of growing up in institutions and the influence of different types of care – residential, nurseries, playgroups, infant schools and the home – on future development.
We interpret the findings by linking the structural features and caregiver training to the cognitive and social processes observed in different types of care.
Had Virginia license-exempt non-profit, church-sponsored centers been separated from licensed non-profit church-sponsored centers in the other states, conclusions about quality in different types of care may have been different.
