Sentence examples for moving care from inspiring English sources

Moving care into the community might mean closing hospitals, which would be desperately unpopular.

Shirley is part of the digital revolution that is moving care beyond the hospital and surgery walls into patients' homes.

I am all in favor of moving care, as much as possible, from the acute-care setting to the home.

In the past 50 years, mental health provision in England has undergone a large-scale process of de-institutionalisation, moving care out of institutions and into the community.

"More than in any other sector of health care, we understand and have a track record of moving care from institutional settings to more independent living.

This includes moving care closer to people's homes and re-thinking the role of hospitals which must change to improve the quality of specialist services and better meet the needs of older patients.

Subsequently I moved care homes.

Dalton says we must move care away from hospitals, but that means investing in primary and community care, both of which have been undermined and cut.

These layers of communities help to move care for those in need out of the realm of fickle charity and into the realm of clear duty.

The ambition to move care closer to home is not new – it has been our ultimate goal for many years – but major change is needed to achieve it.

Up to half of the 2,600 hospital beds for people with learning disabilities in England will close under new plans to move care into the community.