Sentence examples for integrating home from inspiring English sources

The study focuses on data derived from the BelRAI feasibility project integrating home care (interRAI home care assessment instrument [ 65]), residential or nursing home care (interRAI long-term care facility assessment instrument [ 66]) and acute hospital care (interRAI acute care assessment instrument [ 67]) for (frail) older people [ 68].

It also integrates home automation functions.

The change, of course, is Hem (Swedish for "home"), the company's new vertically integrated home furnishings business that launched last month.

This looks like the fourth acquisition that Goldberg has made to fill out his concept of a vertically integrated home furnishings designer, maker and seller.

Control4, a company that develops software to integrate home systems and household devices, is betting that mobile apps will be a huge player in the integrated household of the future.

Home theater in a box systems are a dime a dozen and most lack the flexibility of a good component system, but for the price the newly announced HS 500 and HS 300 integrated home theater systems from Harman Kardon might be worth a look… and a listen.

Many municipalities provided integrated home help and home nursing.

A key recommendation from the report is provision of essential services through health systems that integrate home, community, outreach and facility-based care.

Contrary to the findings of other home telehealth studies in palliative care [ 11], the Paediatric Palliative Care Service (PPCS) at the RCH had expressed their willingness to embrace technology and integrate home video-consultations into routine practice.

Further initiatives to establish integrated home HD pathways, develop financial incentives and solutions to sustainability challenges, provide support for carers, and capture key indicators of dialysis use and practices within renal registries are also required [ 18, 45].

When offered across a continuum of care that integrates home, community, outreach and facility-based services, these interventions can have multiple benefits for mothers, children and the communities in which they live.