Sentence examples for extension of care from inspiring English sources

Because Confucian care with distinctions requires the extension of care to non-kin, and because a reasonable interpretation or reconstruction of Mozi's impartial concern would allow special treatment of one's kin, there is not as dramatic a difference as one might first think between Confucian and Mohist ethics on the practical level.

The extension of care to secondary prevention could also come under this category.

Facilitators included leadership and physician involvement 32 33 and providers' understanding of RRS as an extension of care they already provided.

The services provided by the public health system are divided into three levels of care: primary care delivered through health centers, health posts, and outsourced non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that provide specific health care packages to rural populations through the extension of care program (29– 31).

The municipal-level health commission, which started working in 2009, focuses on the implementation of a health promotion plan that aims to coordinate the work of the municipality, the health center, and the NGO that works under the extension of care program.

The objectives of the study are to, first, provide a comparison of treatment outcomes to give some insights into how extension of care into the community may be developing; second, to describe the operational challenges of the programme; and finally, to draw lessons relevant to CHW programmes providing NCD care in other settings, both within South Africa and other low- and middle-income countries.

Rebecca wrote: "My State Insurance is switching to ObamaCare, and my deductibles start ALL over again with no option to dispute my prenatal and birthing care as an extension of existing care.

This article provides consensus suggestions for expanding critical care surge capacity and extension of critical care service capabilities in disasters or pandemics.

The World Bank proposal for governmental action is based on an intervention divided into three basic levels, corresponding to three different foundations [ 1]: alleviation of poverty and access of the poor to health care services; public health; extension of medical care to the population through insurance as well as its regulation.

Arguably not even the Roosevelt session during the Depression rivals the rescue of the economy, the extension of health care to children, wilderness legislation, health care reform, the economic recovery package with clean energy, infrastructure and rail, Wall Street reform, and at least one House passing major global warming legislation and still on the table in the Senate.

The current study describes the efforts of all hospital-based teams (n = 21) that followed a sequential transition model [ 2] in which services were constructed as an extension of paediatric care provision or provided jointly by adult and paediatric care professionals.