Sentence examples for dignified care from inspiring English sources

Patients, accustomed to swift access, now want safe, effective, dignified care.

Multidisciplinary working, involving psychiatrists, physicians and other health professionals, is required to facilitate holistic and dignified care.

The ideal of dignified care for the terminally ill comes down to finding people willing to change bedpans.

A Department of Health spokeswoman said: "This government is committed to making sure older people throughout the country get affordable and dignified care.

Parkinson said staff and managers blamed bureaucracy for stopping them delivering more dignified care, saying common sense seemed to be missing in the way targets were implemented.

As hospital nurse staffing has risen in the years since this report's baseline data was collected, we should expect to see widespread improvement in compassionate and dignified care for older and vulnerable patients across the NHS".

Creating dignified care jobs will have a ripple effect socially and economically, as we encourage society to affirm the dignity of people at every stage of life and from every walk of life.

We are clear that people with mental health problems should be treated with the same high quality and dignified care as anyone else and we expect the NHS to make this happen".

A spokesperson for the health department said the government "recognised the challenges faced by the sector" and was committed to ensuring "affordable and dignified" care for older people throughout the country.

The domains of abuse described in our paper align with several domains outlined by Bowser including: non-dignified care (including verbal abuse), discrimination, abandonment of care and detention in facilities.

Bowser's review outlines a similar framework that includes: physical abuse, non-consented clinical care, non-confidential care, non-dignified care (including verbal abuse), discrimination of patients, abandonment of care, and detention in facilities [ 8].