Sentence examples for more care where from inspiring English sources

Labour agrees with Prof Sir Bruce Keogh that a key part of the way to make the NHS affordable and sustainable in this century is to give patients more care where they want it".

I fell......about one meter, but it was enough to freak us out and from here on we took more care where we trod.

…about one meter, but it was enough to freak us out and from here on we took more care where we trod.

They have reason to be concerned, too, he said: "There will be loans, but they will be done with even more care for where they're going and to whom".

Indeed, it has something to recommend it: if it happens occasionally then people will take more care over where they put their money and what the banks do with it.

For the more complex diagnosis groups such as neoplasms, patients would benefit from more concentration of care, where for chronic diagnosis groups such as COPD and diabetes optimal value may be created by making care more accessible to patients by providing chronic care at more locations throughout the country.

The aim is to produce a leaner, more efficient, more responsive organisation that can adapt to the changing needs of patients in the 21st century and deliver more care, more effectively where patients need it, close to home.

They believe he could have tried to do infrastructure, or something that would have tied Democrats in knots much more than health care, where they were never going to be with him.

The value-based approach encourages patients to get more care up front where it's less expensive, with reimbursement based on quality and better outcomes.

But perhaps no proposal illuminates the split between GOP rhetoric and reality more than health care, where Republicans have put forth no plan to insure the millions of Americans who would lose coverage if their budget became law.

One of the solutions being pushed is to move more care out of hospitals, where it tends to be more expensive, into the community where services can be designed around the needs of patients.