Sentence examples for identifiable care from inspiring English sources

The objectives were: 1) to identify and define the scope of service in the practice of COT; 2) to identify common clinical procedures within each scope of service; 3) to document the quantitative standards of identifiable care episodes; and 4) to identify causes of the differences in performance standards, if any.

Privacy is often defined as having the ability to protect sensitive information about personally identifiable health care information.

Women had an identifiable primary care physician on the date of the re-exposure M, as an eligibility criterion, ascertained from OHIP records.

2. Are risk factors associated with entering public care identifiable from the primary care health records of these children compared to children who do not enter public care?

The percentage of VW patients with identifiable gaps in care and the types of gaps will be described.

Disinhibited symptoms have been linked to multiple forms of pathogenic care, identifiable in children with and without selective attachment.

This is an identifiable feature that care providers could use to differentiate from physical causes and explore other reasons for unusual levels of pregnancy discomfort.

As stated in the literature, family members usually spend a considerable amount of time in the hospital with their hospitalized relatives [ 8], and these family members have identifiable needs for care [ 9].

This may be similarly true for chronic diseases, which share the inherent passage of time which marks them apart from acute, and therefore more readily identifiable, episodes of care.

In view of these "human resource" limitations we suggest that geriatrics in America focus on the smaller, more identifiable, long term care patient population by working individually with those patients and working corporately with the agencies providing those services.

Conclusions: Risk factors for sudden intrauterine unexplained death are identifiable by basic antenatal care.