Sentence examples for more expensive nursing from inspiring English sources

California's investment in homecare has saved the state money in the past, by having care provided in clients' homes when possible, rather than in more expensive nursing homes.

Already, the population in continuing-care communities surpasses that of assisted-living projects, which came on strong in the 90's as an alternative to more expensive nursing homes.

Without her support he'd likely need to leave his home and live in a much more expensive nursing facility.

Family caregivers are the only thing that stands between our patients and a much more expensive nursing home or assisted care facility that eventually winds up costing Medicaid.

Savings were quantified linked to: avoided hospital admissions; reduced hospital stay through early discharge to IRT care; and prevention of transfers to a more expensive nursing home setting.

Substitution of less expensive 'care assistants' for more expensive nurses has become increasingly apparent in recent years in response to cost-containment initiatives and nurse shortages.

Because hospital care is more expensive than nursing or residential home care, bed-blocking is a signal of allocative inefficiency.

Four Seasons said it had been forced to hire more expensive agency nurses, as uncertainty over the status of EU workers choked off the supply of qualified staff from the continent.

Excluding remedial students would not only reduce the colleges' total budgets, but it would cut the money available for more expensive courses like nursing and science.

As the HRH crisis persists, it is ironic that some developing countries are considering abolishing the training of enrolled nurses – who are more likely to stay at their posts in the public sector, compared to registered nurses – in favour of more expensive and qualified registered nurses.

As a result, these individuals' conditions deteriorate — frequently leading to more intense, more expensive services, hospital or nursing home care".