Sentence examples for more structured care from inspiring English sources

In September, he was accepted into a class of eight with one teacher and two aides, though Ms. Alvarez learned recently that he might need to be placed in day treatment for more structured care.

And humane inpatient psychiatric care is necessary for some individuals in need of a more structured care environment.

One or more structured care interventions were provided to all but seven women (99.8%).

In their postal survey of 1.399 patients those enrolled in the DMP reported of a more structured care that reflected the core elements of the chronic care model than those not enrolled.

At present patients need to be proactive in seeking this support and a more structured care pathway should be developed to ensure patients access third sector support following consultation.

However, since DMPs have been implemented successfully in Germany for more than 10 years now, and 6 million patients have enrolled in them, we can assume that practices nowadays provide more structured care to all eligible patients than they used to.

In the setting of rapid ART expansion, however, we advocate a more structured cadre approach to ensure the provision of quality care.

The CS serves as a financial incentive in the negotiations with health insurers, making these more structured since care has to be delivered and purchased in accordance with the norm.

In England, there has been a financially incentivised change in the organisation of more structured primary care for some physical disorders such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease identified in the Quality Outcomes Framework [ 44].

Currently hospital care in Belgium is more structured than primary care.

In summary, an infant demand style of approach in the first few weeks of life may reduce overall crying, but changing to a more structured style of care after these first few weeks, may result in less night waking at 12 weeks of age [ 40].