Sentence examples for implications for care from inspiring English sources
Nathan, D. M. et al. Impaired fasting glucose and impaired glucose tolerance: implications for care.
But rushing through changes aimed primarily at cutting costs with a poor grasp of the implications for care will not help.
Oncologists' and primary care physicians' awareness of late and long-term effects of chemotherapy: implications for care of the growing population of survivors.
Therefore, the purpose of this manuscript is to (1) describe the physiology, comorbidities, diagnosis, and treatment of OSA; (2) identify the effects of anesthesia in persons with OSA; (3) discuss clinical guidelines; and (4) describe implications for care in an effort to improve health outcomes in persons with OSA during the perianesthesia period.
Further research should investigate reasons for perceptions of safety if continuity were disrupted and any implications for care.
These inherent differences between urban and rural location may lead to differences in the epidemiology and outcomes of TBI that have important implications for care and prevention (Gabella et al. 1997).
In addition, the responses from some carers suggest that these devices have the potential to undermine important aspects of care with implications for caring roles.
This has various implications for health care systems, health care providers and the doctor-patient relationship.
Infant and child deaths in acute care settings: implications for palliative care.
Despite this, our findings have major implications for intrapartum care, particularly provision of essential newborn care.
