Sentence examples for more complex needs from inspiring English sources

The demographic has changed, with frail older people, with more complex needs".

Patients are older, with more complex needs and often have multiple chronic conditions.

The number of children taken into care is rising, and social services are struggling to help children and families with more complex needs.

We need increasing levels of care as we survive beyond our time and bring greater and more complex needs to the table.

Instead, the focus should switch to the long-term challenges facing the NHS, namely how to meet rising demand from an ageing population with more complex needs.

Older people will be subject to a triple whammy: services for this group are already comparatively underfunded, demand for services is rising and they have more complex needs.

"We have more clients approaching us with more complex needs – particularly around poverty, mental health, and drug and alcohol abuse – with less affordable housing, and fewer housing options.

The basic intuition is that more sophisticated products are by definition less needed, as they are expression of a more complex need.

Clients were classified into those receiving longer-term medicines support (>30 days) versus those receiving shorter-term support (≤30 days) and those with less complex care needs versus more complex care needs, for subgroup analyses.

Homeless people have greater and often more complex health needs than the general population.

Instead, our early experiences are more complex, our needs aren't always met, and they bump up against one another.