Sentence examples for helpful care from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown time and again that women, who are often treated like minorities in our medical system, receive less helpful care when they present with a heart attack because their symptoms don't match the symptoms men usually present with.

Respondents largely felt that chiropractors provided helpful care for musculoskeletal complaints, and particularly mechanical low back pain, but were concerned about the potential for adverse events and were very critical of chiropractic management of non-musculoskeletal conditions.

Helpful, caring hospice and health care workers attended her in my brother's house around the clock.

"She'd always been a helpful, caring person," he said.

After all, smart people are shrewd, calculating, and logical--not helpful, caring, and compassionate.

It means thinking about how others feel and engaging in helpful, caring behaviors: making simple gestures like giving someone who is crying a tissue, giving a hug to someone who is sad, and simply asking, "How are you?" It is also about being reflective­­ recognizing kindness in others and showing them gratitude.

The assessment of how helpful day care is for the individual care situation and the age of the family caregiver are significant predictors for utilisation of day care.

The assessment of how helpful day care would be to the family caregiver in his/her care situation was carried out on a 5-step self-report scale (from "0 = I don't need it" to "4 = I need it urgently") [need] with the addition of "independent of whether you have previously used day care or not".

So get ready with a helpful health care vocabulary lesson!

Knowledge about what patients experience as helpful health care services and support is needed in development of new ways of organising and carrying out patient treatment.

In essence, all chronic diseases present a similar set of challenges to the patients and their families including dealing with symptoms, disability, emotional impact, complex medical regimens, difficult lifestyle adjustments, and securing helpful medical care [ 4].