Sentence examples for more regular care from inspiring English sources

That is when nurses at the Seton Family of Hospitals tagged her as a "frequent flier," a repeat visitor whose ailments — and expenses — might be curbed with more regular care.

Perhaps most encouraging, poor patients with chronic illnesses such diabetes are also seeking more regular care for their disease, according to the study, published in the journal Health Affairs.

Rehabilitation clinics are often too far away or too expensive to access, despite the fact that children need more regular care than adults.

At the first chlamydia screening participation, we assessed whether participants were previously tested by one or more regular care providers between 2006 2010 based on matched data.

That's just one of many potential pitfalls for consumers hoping to receive more regular preventive care.

Furthermore, our cohort may be healthier than or may be getting more regular medical care than the general U.S. population.

It is possible that identified women with this risk factor are receiving more regular antenatal care and monitoring and have therefore a reduced risk.

And the result is that rural PHC workers are attracted to working at levels of care where salaries are higher and more regular – in secondary care (run by state governments) and tertiary care (run by the federal government), which are also usually in urban areas.

However, an important possible reason for the observed differences is that women receiving HIV treatment and care have more regular contact with health care professionals as a function of the clinical follow-up required to monitor the health of HIV-positive individuals.

For example, it is likely that patients with severe schizophrenia at baseline are submitted to greater psychiatric attention than those with less severe symptoms, that is, more regular visits, greater care for therapeutic plan and longer drug coverage.

Women are more used to regular care of their hands, and don't find it inconvenient to use creams in their daily living, while men (at least in our culture) are not used to it or even show prejudices against using creams.