Mr. Thompson estimated that the city spent roughly $17.3 million last year on the 2,000 empty day care slots.
He called the whole team in, got everyone to discuss how best to solve this problem, then instructed the matron to turn an empty antenatal care ward into a temporary MDR ward.
This was the sad empty core of Obama care.
I can't be sure (of course!), but I think we meet Sissy again in "Big as Life," before she had to hit the streets and sleep at night in empty day-care centers.
Even when the occupants are absent, as in a series of poignantly empty beds, the care that informs each decorative detail suggests a quiet, tenacious presence.
In one case, he contended, Ms. Gilbert killed a patient simply to empty the intensive care unit so she could leave early for a date.
It is the playground of the future, already in beta mode in New York City and coming soon to empty lots, day care centers and even suburban backyards across the country.
This particular service reported that it provided neither out-patient or residential care Note: empty cells--not applicable or information was not provided Note: empty cells--information was not provided While services were deliberately chosen to reflect a diversity of client groups and locations, their nomination as models of 'good practice' was of primary consideration.
Chi-square test was used to compare non-use of health care between empty-nest and non-empty-nest elderly.
The conditional intra-class (ICC) correlation in the empty model for antenatal care indicates that 36.8% of the total variance in use of antenatal care is attributable to the differences across states; in other words, use of service cluster significantly by state.
