Sentence examples for mandates of care from inspiring English sources

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Whilst it is difficult to challenge mandates of care that are driven by economic imperatives, it is important for health-care providers to capitalize on every opportunity to genuinely and authentically know their patients.

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"He didn't, and as a result of him not following his training and not following the mandates of ordinary care, someone was killed".

There are two absolutely primary mandates of clinical care and education and then obviously scholarly work … you can't really separate clinical cases from education in this [Family Health Team].

Although CCC is a mandated model of care, the barriers and facilitators to implementing this approach as identified from the perspective of BHPs have not been previously identified.

The next step will be to expand primary data collection in order to undertake an evaluation of a broader set of indicators of network structure, such as provider perceptions of the helpfulness or value of collaboration with other network members, or provider awareness of the service mandates and details of care provided by other network members.

It won't take more than 15 Republican defectors to stop Speaker John Boehner's latest exercise in face-saving pride: a demand that the individual mandate of health care reform be delayed a year in exchange for keeping the government open.

The mandate of indigent care forces costs on providers who then must recoup the costs by passing it on to the next guy in line, with an inexcusable amount of accounting inflation, health insurance providers.

The allocation of hospital levels is based on the governmental mandate of medical care provision and mainly differs in terms of medical specialties and of diagnostic and therapeutic possibilities provided.

There is a need to specifically assign the mandate of surgical care in the current job descriptions of health professionals, to support proper training, deployment, defined scope of practice and remuneration for equitable surgical service delivery in Uganda.

This problem was mitigated to some extent when the judicial system mandated the delivery of care by any and every hospital regardless of a patient's paying and medico-legal status in times of emergency [9].

Driven by mandates of the Affordable Care Act, as well as other societal and economic trends, providers are sharing data not only to reduce costs, but also to explore and validate medical research.

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