Sentence examples for motivated care from inspiring English sources

The willingness of a group of well-trained and motivated care providers to invest in quality improvement was an important facilitator.

The first and most important facilitator was the willingness of a group of well-trained and motivated care providers in the region to invest in quality improvement.

By targeting the whole region and not only the motivated care providers and patients the study gave a realistic view on the willingness of the region to participate in the project.

A comparison of the costs of additional resource use and the value of reduced errors would be needed to determine whether this defensively motivated care was socially wasteful (that is, classified as defensive medicine) or instead reflects socially beneficial deterrence (that is, the costs of additional resource use are outweighed by the value of reduced errors).

Her clients tend to be bright, motivated, caring individuals.

In fact, I strongly believe that the vast majority of health care practitioners, as well as all the great people involved in the business of delivering medical care, are conscientious, highly motivated, caring people.

Why should it be so different in the education of what we hope will be motivated, caring, and responsible citizens?

Research on state university teacher candidates shows that in California, unlike the rest of the nation, the typical person entering teacher preparation is a college graduate with a solid grade-point average (in the 2.9 to 3.1 range), highly motivated, caring and with an academic record at least as good as persons with the same undergraduate preparation who choose other careers.

Staff attitude was generally framed such that if staff were friendly, it would motivate care, as in the following from drug dependent women focus groups: "Thank you.

At the end of the study it became difficult to motivate care providers to participate in a process that maybe wouldn't continue.

Thus, the issue of what really motivates care providers in Africa has again become a core question for research on health system performance in sub-Saharan Africa.