Sentence examples for experience care from inspiring English sources

The first report, Monitoring the Mental Health Act in 2016-17, found that too many patients who have been detained under the act continue to experience care that does not fully protect their rights or ensure their wellbeing.

Rapid interpretation with a simple binocular microscope requires experience, care and awareness of context.

Similarly, patients suffering from different cancer types, such as colon cancer versus breast cancer, also experience care differently and therefore have different needs.

Other findings included that: Welsh speakers were most likely to experience care in Welsh with a practice nurse but least likely to with out of hours services, dentists and opticians.

Increasingly, I experience "care" being filtered out of health care.

The challenge in front of us is to grow the next generation of quality measures that get at the heart of how people experience care delivery and what their values are in these interactions.

Theodora Karagounis also has gained experience caring for patients at Columbia's student-run clinics.

He was partly inspired by his family's experience caring for his aunt, who had Down syndrome.

It's the work of poet Victoria Bennett, inspired by her experience caring for her terminally-ill mother, and reliving some of the shared memories in her home.

But her experience caring for adult patients was of no help in trying to understand what was wrong with the boys.

And it's key that while growing we maintain the quality of our product (awesome fresh roasted coffee) and our customer experience (caring about making people feel loved).