Sentence examples for direct care for from inspiring English sources

Fathers want to spend more time with their children and are doing more of the direct care for them," said Gatrell.

"The caretakers are responsible for purchasing the feed and providing direct care for the horses, the monthly payments to them must be a priority," she wrote.

"If you look at overall costs regardless of severity of symptoms, the cost of direct care for patients, going to the hospital, visiting physicians, is about $3,000," Dr. Small said.

Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS (DIFFA), a major supporter of education and direct care for people diagnosed with HIV/AIDS, recently held a fundraiser.

Faith-linked healthcare providers give direct care for the sick, psychosocial support for families, and prevention education for local communities.

"We have the largest network of direct care for animals but the safety net [for] marine creatures is quite limited," he said.

He once provided for nearly all of his patients' medical needs — stitching up the injured, directing care for the hospitalized and keeping vigil for the dying.

One development to the trauma system classification scheme is the ability of adult trauma centers to gain added qualifications in pediatrics (ATC-AQs) and therefore offer more directed care for pediatric patients.

As a result, it can be challenging for clinicians to address parental and family worries while at the same time directing care for the injured child.

If guideline directed care for VTE prophylaxis is going to be embraced by clinicians, there has to be clear evidence that its implementation will add benefit to their current practice for patients.

We need to address staffing issues that plague the industry, allocate public money for direct care of residents and improve the quality of state oversight of nursing homes.