Sentence examples for increase care needs from inspiring English sources

However, stridor and laryngeal dyspnoea increase care needs because of the administration of adrenaline or corticosteroid aerosol and associated nursing time.

Outcomes assessed were chosen on the basis of previous literature reports and included length of stay >7 days, increased care needs on discharge (new or increased package of care or new care home), discharge to care home and death (during admission and on follow-up), and were adjusted for potential confounders including illness severity, premorbid dependency and prior dementia.

Our Care Choice Gap report, based on the survey, calls on NHS commissioners, local authorities and individuals to think about ways to meet increasing care needs.

But, above all, the party that wins in 2015 will be the one that shows itself capable of recognising the huge challenges we face: potential war in the Middle East, a likely meltdown of more European economies, an ageing population at home with ever-increasing care needs and not enough money to pay for them.

"As the NHS responds to ever increasing care needs, hospitals are continuing to look after more than nine out of 10 A&E patients within four hours, and more than nine in 10 patients are waiting less than 18 weeks for their routine operations," said Matthew Swindells, its national director of operations and information.

Are you concerned that ageing parents with increasing care needs will have an impact on you?

Nursing education has evolved over time to fit societies' increasing care needs.

The role of an ICP involves responding to increasing care needs and dependency over time.

Increased care needs and concomitant dependencies can cause feelings of helplessness.

This was mentioned particularly in regard to increasing care needs and attempts to meet these needs within limited budgets.

Increased care needs together with declining budgets contribute to ethical challenges in the health care system [ 7].