Sentence examples for higher standard of care from inspiring English sources

Some health advocates believe that black women may need a higher standard of care, including earlier mammograms.

Caring for elderly people, some of whom have dementia, demands constant vigilance and creativity, and with a six-hour day she can sustain a higher standard of care.

But in many cases that will be a price worth paying for a higher standard of care, and the same would apply to maternity services.

If you have a higher standard of care, it is hard to imagine losing this just to tamp down variability.

That designation required a higher standard of care from parents who had the educational and emotional capability to handle "serious mental health issues".

The guidelines call for women be scanned within 24 hours when a miscarriage is suspected, while a Mumsnet campaign has pushed for a higher standard of care across all NHS trusts, after its survey found that the treatment and support women received after a miscarriage often failed to meet the official national guidelines.

They all deserve higher standards of care than is usual at the moment.

The service is better today than it has ever been, with shorter waiting lists, better access and higher standards of care than at any point in the last 60 years.

The health and social care sector has had to accommodate continual waves of reform of both policy and regulation, while care home operators are being expected to deliver higher standards of care despite reductions in funding from some local authorities.

Ministers and NHS bosses are being urged to stop asking the health service to "deliver the impossible" of higher standards of care when it is being denied the money it needs to do its job properly.

He now says there should be a push for higher standards of care for the elderly and most vulnerable patients provided by GP surgeries, community and social care.