Sentence examples for improved independence from inspiring English sources
The findings showed that all 17 people studied reported positive effects including reduced paramedic call outs, decreased unconscious episodes and improved independence.
Rehabilitation practitioners can identify and consequently intervene to facilitate improved independence, participation, and quality of life by facilitating function and reducing the burden of lost abilities among adults with mild stroke.
However, nowhere yet in this country, can an eligible individual with a disability open an ABLE account to begin to save, set goals related to education, employment, community living, improved health and wellness and improved independence.
The road improved Independence's economy, since coaches often stopped there on the multi-day journey.
The computer set up was traditional, including a mouse, and touch screen technology may have improved independence for some, and is an obvious next step.
This study found that in addition to improved healing, other aspects of health improved through the best practice pathways and include reduced pain, improved independence in activities of daily living and improved mental well-being.
The objective of this reduction of fatigue is threefold: to improve independence, to improve quality of life and to limit morbidity and mortality.
"It is not enough anymore to just go to camp to have fun and make friends and improve independence and self-esteem," Mr. Black says.
In individuals with ALS rehabilitation is mainly designed to prevent fatigue and contracture, to improve independence and activities for as long as possible, to optimize ability to live with the handicap, and finally to maximize quality of life.
"Technology can be great for improving independence and we hope this allows the disabled to decide what they want to do, and just go out and do it".
When compared to the prohibitive costs of many current solutions for ADA requirements and enhancements, the adoption of smart phones and wearables as civic tech greatly reduces current costs while improving independence and individualized access to civic services.
