Sentence examples for discourse of care from inspiring English sources

Local cultures of cancer rehabilitation emerged based on who was there to provide care and from which departments influencing the discourse of care.

Beyond the literature on nursing identity as such, nursing theory and knowledge development have traditionally included a strong discourse of "caring science scholarship" [ 29].

The discourses of 'Care' and 'Education' pronounced by different stakeholders were at times confusing to the UNESCO team.

The student midwives' first aid interventions to address hypovolaemic shock before the ERT arrived, were weak, poorly rehearsed and may well have represented the antithetical position to the dominant midwifery discourse (paradigm of care, the 'new midwifery' Porter et al add the reference number).

The result has been changing geographies of public and private health care providers and the evolution of a new discourse of health care.

However, health care practitioners, funders and policymakers have generally a more limited scope compared to the theoretical discourses of integrated care and primary care [ 19].

Theoretical constructs about the care of adult patients have dominated the discourse on continuity of care.

Surprisingly absent from the academic literature or policy documentation around 'routinely collected' coded data is any account of how these data emerge from practice, or what constitutes the 'work' of producing the data which underpins the normative discourse of 'quality of care'.

A recent review found that nurses, physicians and managers all used the discourse of "patient-centred care" to suggest that their own professional group was patient-centred while other professional groups were not [ 22].

The Quality of Care discourse finds its main usefulness in the management and organization of health and social care.

Consequently the management and governance of health care will continue to need and rely on 'Quality of Care' discourses.