Sentence examples for familiar care from inspiring English sources
Early life undoubtedly experienced similar growing pains, and it wouldn't be a surprise if the first fledglings stayed within fridge-raiding distance, never above accepting familiar care packages bubbling up from the seafloor.
Under the glow of highway lights, it took us seconds to decide we needed immediate help rather than trying to get home to the familiar care of our local hospital.
Her quality of life, by any measure, was poor and was deteriorating, and both the familiar care staff and her children were now unable to consistently or confidently determine what May wanted or did not want, preferred or did not enjoy, or even needed (both socially and emotionally).
If a child absolutely needs the security of a familiar care-giver, the examiner should seat the adult companion outside of the child's field of vision.
Danny recognizes familiar concern and care that The Doctor has for Clara.
Many heart failure providers are now treating patients in less familiar health care settings, such as acute care clinics, emergency departments, and skilled nursing facilities.
It therefore differs significantly from the more familiar 'clinical care path' although there would be overlap.
They also found it easier to contact familiar health care providers when they had questions concerning the received information.
The dilemma his doctors face – when to stop "striving officiously" as the Hippocratic oath has it, and switch focus from curing to caring – is all too familiar to palliative care specialists.
Some adolescents (aged 13 21 years) have expressed concerns about leaving their familiar pediatric health care providers and going to new adult care providers who might not understand their needs [ 49], as well as having limited information about the transition process and adult health care programs [ 50].
They have more opportunities to become familiar with health care professionals and are more likely to accept preventive health care through their recommendations or to be informed by health care messages.
