Sentence examples for efficient caring from inspiring English sources

Staff deliver an efficient, caring service, but they are already at their limits.

And yet... not sure than banging on about "energy efficient cares" is the right way to win that argument.

A seven-day NHS might sound impressive, but it won't necessarily mean patients get better, or more efficient, care.

"Hospitals will be incentivized to provide efficient care.

Beige meant hospitals and regions that offered good, efficient care; chocolate meant bad and inefficient.

Here he was devoted to providing quality, compassionate and efficient care.

In addition to providing better and more efficient care, A.C.O.'s will also make health insurers superfluous.

Current law prohibits hospitals from paying doctors for reducing hospital services, even if the goal is to provide more efficient care.

Getting this right will mean improved physical and mental wellbeing, safer and more enriched life experiences, and a more robust, effective and efficient care sector.

The problem is actually two problems: delivering more efficient care to these patients and helping them not to get sick in the first place.

But Mr. Newhouse said existing programs that reward individual hospitals and doctors for better or more efficient care made more sense than a regional approach.