Sentence examples for line of care from inspiring English sources

Their background in thinking holistically about the whole person rather than as a collection of medical or social problems would make them the first line of care.

Small practices and clinics are already the front line of care, providing close, continuous patient support that prevents costly hospital visits down the road.

The irony here is that our residents are the first line of care when patients become acutely ill (including on the amenity floor), and this attests to the confidence that everyone in the system has in our house staff.

And of course she was right – a close up photograph of Elizabeth Windsor, lovingly shot, with every line of care and worry etched into her brow, would have been a thousand times more compelling than another portrait of formalised royal refinery.

Emergency medicine (EM) is an integral part of the health care system that represents the first line of care and entry point to most health care facilities across the developed world [1 3].

Doctors are in short supply in most African countries and traditional healers have been on the front line of care for generations.

While of course you are a parent to your child, you walk the fine line of caring for your parent without making them feel like a child.

"We know that communities have been on the front line of caring for children who have lost parents and felt the harsh brunt of the AIDS pandemic.

When I finished medical school, I entered a residency program devoted to teaching new doctors the skills essential to those on the front lines of care.

Eventually, though, Geisinger hopes to attract other insurers and employers that provide health benefits by expanding the approach into other lines of care provided by the nearly 660 doctors it employs at its three hospitals and 55 offices in the region.

It is this leadership that will stand the day on behalf of the scourge of TBIs and many other emergency aberrations that they encounter daily on the front lines of care.