Sentence examples for more integrated care from inspiring English sources

Its widely-welcomed recommendations include more integrated care using multi-specialty providers, a greater emphasis on public health and removing the barriers between health and social care, and physical and mental health.

As the King's Fund points out, more integrated care and innovations such as telehealth help patients and have a part to play in improving the overall productivity of the NHS, but they offer limited potential for cash cuts.

Both Grant and Nicholson underlined the need for the NHS to work with local authorities and other partners to develop more integrated care to meet the needs of an ageing population in which chronic diseases are increasingly prevalent.

It says that the narrow terms of reference given to the commission meant that the more fundamental issues about the need for a more integrated care model were only addressed in passing by Dilnot.

So we can probably curb spending growth a lot with fairly simple, low-impact measures to ensure better use of clinical evidence, plus a push for more integrated care.

With a government decision imminent, the committee has said that while it does endorse in principle the commission's idea of a cap of perhaps £35,000 on individual liability for long-term care costs, its narrow terms of reference meant that "more fundamental issues about the need for a more integrated care model were only addressed in passing by Dilnot".

It may be a major turning point in the history of the midwifery care, going from an echelon system with primary, secondary and tertiary care to a more integrated maternity care system, where care from different providers is more integrated [ 6, 7].

When a different model of organization of midwifery care is envisioned in the Netherlands, for instance a system of more integrated maternity care (see the ' Primary care midwifery in the Netherlands' section), the high current job satisfaction among primary care midwives should be taken into account.

The overall higher monitoring rates in our study may be partially explained by the organizational pursuit of more integrated health care, especially between primary care and mental health services, at a VA Medical Center compared to non-VA settings [37] where most previous studies have been conducted.

This was done to assess whether views were currently oriented towards traditional end-of-life care, or towards more integrated chronic care.

29 They advocate the need for a comprehensive strategy which would incorporate end-of-life planning and care; this would foster earlier and more integrated comprehensive care.