Sentence examples for increasingly complex needs from inspiring English sources

The whole system is short of money, and we have a growing and ageing population with increasingly complex needs.

But new treatments and an ageing population with increasingly complex needs are creating rising pressures on the system.

At the weekend, Andrea Sutcliffe, the chief inspector of adult social care, described a sector that was "under stress and strain", in which an ageing population with increasingly complex needs was only half the story.

Gerada believes that out-of-hours care as it stands cannot meet the increasingly complex needs that ageing and the rise in long-term health conditions are pushing on to the NHS.

Health and social care should be more closely integrated through strategic planning and day-to-day practice, but this means asking care workers to deal with increasingly complex needs without a system for registration or widely recognised accreditation as care workers become more skilled and experienced.

Given this dynamic, it is getting harder for "me too" cybersecurity companies to receive funding, as investors are looking for more differentiated and broader solutions that address the increasingly complex needs of customers.

Companies that grow and become increasingly complex need to consider adopting processes that are better aligned to their new circumstances.

Healthcare organizations, becoming increasingly complex, need to use simulation techniques as a tool to provide consistently safe care.

Nigel Edwards, chairman of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh consensus panel, said: "Growing demand from an ageing population with increasingly complex care needs bring both challenges and opportunities for the NHS.

Her report said an ageing population with increasingly complex health needs has led to a "massively increasing volume of medication" being taken by the Scots each year, with 20 per cent of adults taking more than five medicines a day.

The research agenda reflects topics of importance to stakeholders working with stroke patients with increasingly complex care needs.