Sentence examples for ill being from inspiring English sources

"Where a woman is already ill, being separated from her baby is a crushing blow.

By then, New York State had taken notice of all the mentally ill being discharged from hospitals and winding up homeless on the streets, and was paying for the first supervised community residences and apartment programs.

Anthony Ball, the tackling inequalities coordinator for Cornwall Council, said: "Breaking the cycle of homeless people becoming ill, being admitted to hospital, recovering, returning to the streets and falling ill again is an important part of caring for homeless people".

He told BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme: "The last thing I want to do as the health secretary is see people who are so seriously ill being denied the payment or the care they are entitled to.

In posttreatment evaluations in both treatment groups, the patients reported more nausea, vomiting, being ill, being tired or sleepy, and having more problems with eating than was reported in the pretreatment evaluation.

GHQ-12 is a well-validated self-report screening tool that is internationally used to identify general, non-psychotic and context-free mental and affective ill being, so called common mental disorders [ 28].

For example, a one-hour assessment was significantly correlated (p <.05) with the full-length assessment for activities (r =.68) and well-ill being (r =.50) [ 15].

In analyses of data collected from residential and nursing home facilities (N = 177), results indicated that activity and well-ill being scores were significantly correlated (rs = |.16 to.63|, Mdn =.53), indicating internal consistency of the measure [ 15].

Given that present "ill-being" is seen as depression, while hopelessness is future orientated and directed, this finding makes sense.

Ill-being is the current or present state of the patient experiencing depression.

The level of phenomenological depression – i.e. the gap between a person's perceived past and present " ill-being" was measured by the discrepancy between the past and present actual QoL scores.