Sentence examples for foreign caregivers from inspiring English sources

Regarding how they use English, in contrast to previous studies (Lee, 1998; Yang & Su, 2003), our study's participants emphasized professional reading to improve patient care and communicating with foreign caregivers more than communicating with foreign patients, and instructing foreign caregivers rather than patients' family members on patient care.

The most significant themes that emerged regarding why English is used were quality of nursing care, professionalism, and career advancement: to "Keep abreast of medical/nursing research and new treatments," "Improve quality of care/provide health education," "Communicate with doctors and other health-care professionals," and "Communicate with foreign caregivers".

"Many Italians are convinced that immigrants are a burden, but in fact they have a very positive effect on our welfare system," said Maurizio Ambrosini, a professor of the sociology of migration at the University of Milan, pointing out that Italian families have become increasingly dependant on foreign caregivers to look after their children and elderly parents.

Lower educational level, less affluent economic status, cognitive/physical impairment, being assisted by foreign caregivers, and some chronic diseases, such as chronic renal failure, are commonly reported poorly modifiable correlates of non-adherence.

But, looking at the larger picture, it seems this country only welcomes people who are super-successful M.B.A.'s, doctors or lawyers who can afford to overcome these hurdles — or, looking at the influx of foreign nurses and caregivers, those who are skilled in areas too few Americans are trained for.

Furthermore, it is possible that the bilinguals' phonemic categories were also influenced by their caregivers' foreign-accented English input.

Harneis said the country's failing financial system, however, has added another obstacle: A lack of liquidity coupled with an inability to access foreign currency has left caregivers as well as aid administrators unable to pay for desperately needed services. .

In 2009, Canadian member of parliament Ruby Dhalla was accused of having employed nannies without proper work permits as required of anyone hiring foreign nationals under the federal caregiver program, and some newspaper headline writers dubbed the resulting controversy as "Nannygate".

The need to travel to a foreign facility introduces additional challenges for caregiver-companions that can bring about new stresses or amplify existing ones.

RESULTS: Our analysis showed that primary stressors, receipt of assistance from a foreign domestic worker/maid, perceived emotional support, and caregiver health status were directly or indirectly associated with caregiver depressive symptoms, and this association was mediated by negative reaction to caregiving.

45 In the present study, 66 (37.5%) family caregivers were assisted by a foreign worker, and only two (1.1%) had assistance from a Taiwanese worker.