Sentence examples for front line caring from inspiring English sources

There was often no follow-up, either physical or psychological, from hospital so GPs were in the front line, caring for and supporting women and their families.

The hospitals were on the front lines caring for the injured.

In addition, surgeons usually have a much higher income than do physicians who provide "front line" care, for example, internal medicine and pediatric doctors.

At the moment there isn't anything available for front line care staff to systematically identify how much help patients need.

Labour's Andy Burnham blamed ministers for the failings in front line care.

Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has responded by announcing a rating system for hospital and care homes, and a requirement for student nurses to have front line care experience before they embark on their degrees.

But shadow health secretary Mr Burnham said it was "no good for ministers to blame hospitals and staff when it is they who have thrown the whole system into chaos with a huge re-organisation, which has siphoned £3bn out of front line care.

Rural health care was administered through 16 sub-centres, administering 40 health centres, from which a paramedic was assigned responsibility for each village, providing front line care.

Findings will be communicated locally to front line care providers from multiple disciplines, families and administrators to facilitate uptake of knowledge and generate policy change directly affecting patient outcomes.

Those in front line care, such as midwives and health visitors, raised concerns around how verification could jeopardise their relationship with a woman if they doubted her claims that she was breastfeeding.

An orientation session on the use of the deskguide was conducted in April 2008, initially for the pediatricians, clinicians and paramedics who were the front line care givers to the children in the district and sub-district level hospitals.