Sentence examples for knowledge of care from inspiring English sources
They are almost deprived of early education opportunities, and taken care of by their illiterate grandparents at home, of whom without any knowledge of care and education.
This in-depth knowledge of care experiences is very important for providers to encourage what is working well and to fix what is not working well from the patient's perspective.
OBJECTIVE: The aims of this study were: (1) to measure US-based physical therapists' knowledge of care recommendations associated with multidisciplinary LBP CPGs and (2) to determine which characteristics were associated with more correct responses.
Socrates seems to inquire after virtue as if it were, or at least resembled, the expert knowledge of living well, or the expert knowledge of care for the soul.
Poor infant and young child feeding practices due to lack of resources or knowledge of care takers, along with illnesses such as diarrhoea, pneumonia, malaria, and HIV and AIDS, often exacerbated by intestinal parasites, are immediate causes of malnutrition.
In this study we showed that insufficient knowledge of care professionals, unclear task allocation, and a lack of collaboration within, and between, inpatient and outpatient settings are important barriers from the perspective of the health care professionals.
Odilon passed the knowledge of caring for and maintaining the instruments to his son-in-law, Roman Dichi.
More than 100 years ago John Dewy wrote, "all waste is due to isolation". The role of politicians in education should be to integrate the knowledge of caring communities for the most efficient system possible.
We postulate that the use of geo-referenced data may create new knowledge of care-seeking behaviours which contribute to travel delay in complicated pregnancies and childbirth.
Our results indicated that lack of accessibility to health services and lack of knowledge of care-seeking/warning signs among parents may be the main impact to the regional disparities of IMR.
Indeed, to provide therapeutic nursing care, the nurse should have knowledge of caring values, beliefs and practices of the patients.
