Sentence examples for face of care from inspiring English sources

Smart bottles that dispense the correct dose of medication at the correct time, digital assistants, and chairs that know how long you've sat in them are among the devices set to change the face of care for those living with dementia.

Simon Easterby's men were slightly fortunate to be reduced to 14 men for only 10 minutes after prop Samson Lee scraped his studs across the face of Care in apparent pursuit of the ball shortly after the break.

Newer methods for detecting infection, new pharmacological interventions and more sophisticated surgery are all changing the face of care for this complex disease.

Health professionals need to be integrated more effectively in clinical research initiatives to ensure that research addresses key clinical needs and provides practical, implementable solutions at the coal face of care.

The Sum of All Our Choices is the aptly named play commissioned by Gloucestershire county council in support of this year's Carers Week theme: the true face of caring.

But among the Cameroons he redeemed himself by assiduous loyalty and by being a liberal, untoxic face of caring Conservatism while in charge of Britain's aid budget – even if serious questions are now being raised about some of his decisions.

Some even face refusal of care.

Those with insurance face quality of care and co-pay issues.

The nurses described, how as a collaborative unit, they stood by the patient and where the many faces of caring were described, i.e. guiding, protecting, supporting and respecting.

Improving interactions between health workers and clients, particularly nursing staff, who in many settings are the face of health care delivery, is key to increasing satisfaction with health care [ 12].

Decreasing resources in the face of increased care needs will sooner, rather than later, lead to chaotic entropy of unsustainable care systems.