Sentence examples for educated care from inspiring English sources

These facilitators had specialist palliative community nursing experience and educated care home staff and community and hospice nurses to improve end of life care skills and knowledge.

It completely changes the trajectory of their dreams - and their lives - as they now hope for a secondary school education, a good job, and an educated, caring groom.

The next step is to develop an implementation strategy to inform and counsel pregnant women with a breech presentation, and to inform and educate care providers.

"With UNICEF funding and support from other partners, Siphilile plans to educate care givers about child rights, and to equip them with ways to enhance cognitive skills in the children they care for through play, songs, storytelling and picture books," says Matsebula Themba, the monitoring and evaluation officer.

"As we do bring more treatment to millions around the world who have none, America must be aggressive in educating, caring and treating people here too," Mr. Clinton said.

Nor have physicians been properly educated to care for these patients.

Poorly educated citizens care less about consuming good information.

Complications are relatively rare, but asking about a physician's adherence to the national quality standards for colonoscopy is part of being an educated health care consumer.

A new industry will be birthed wherein highly educated child care professionals serve as life coaches, personal assistants and paid godparents.

Data used in this prospective study was from cohort study of all newly educated health care helpers and assistants in Denmark the Danish Health Care Worker Cohort-Class of 2004 DHCWC-20044) [ 16].

In contrast, the Navrongo project achieved results by using more highly educated health care professionals nurses a cadre not widely available in many developing countries.