Sentence examples for incorporating care from inspiring English sources
Some feminists favor incorporating care into justice theories (Friedman 1987; Tronto 1993; Flanagan and Jackson 1987; Blum 1988), though others suggest that we altogether replace justice theories with an ethic of care (Gilligan, 1982 and 1987; Noddings 1984; Ruddick 1980).
Specialised housing models incorporating care services, such as extra care housing (ECH) schemes are seen as enabling older people to maintain a good quality of life despite increasing health problems that can accompany ageing.
Incorporating Care Groups into ministries of health would help sustain the approach, which would require creating posts for facilitators as well as supervisors.
Other feminists, though, worry about how care in particular can be harmful to women, and believe that incorporating care into moral theory will perpetuate women's oppression.
Interviews with participant DeNDRoN managers highlighted the difficulties of incorporating care home recruitment into existing workloads.
Professional nursing organizations are incorporating managed care concepts into their requirements for nursing curriculum.
The purpose of this project was to enhance the delivery experience and provide excellent outcomes for the mother and newborn by incorporating evidence‐based care.
The second question should inquire about reasons for incorporating spiritual care in this particular discourse.
4 Thus, incorporating advance care planning during the "antecedent period of decision making" 5 may be valuable in preparing for end-of-life (EOL) care.
Stakeholders supported incorporating advance care planning in high-risk surgical settings and endorsed the appropriateness of using decision aids to do so.
Successful treatment should be regarded as a team approach, incorporating patients, care givers and family members and the social context of the individual [ 15].
