Sentence examples for need specialist support from inspiring English sources

They need specialist support.

Wyclif may also need specialist support at school as he finds it hard to concentrate.

They need specialist support in terms of easy-to-use equipment, installation and call centres.

Supported accommodation is intended to provide vital help to people in need, usually new rough sleepers and those who need specialist support, for example with mental health or substance misuse issues.

Women are significantly more likely to experience the pattern of controlling and coercive behaviour that the Home Office defines as domestic violence, and therefore much more likely to need specialist support services, especially refuge services.

"At one end of the spectrum, we have the survival of very tiny premature babies who may need specialist support for some years after they are born and at the other, young people with a condition such as cystic fibrosis; who would not normally have lived beyond the teenage years until relatively recently, enjoying a life expectancy of 40 or 50".

He wrote a letter to the awarding panel explaining that I needed specialist support workers trained in brain injury for half of my care.

"It's vital that teachers can consult mental health experts about their concerns and that if a child needs specialist support, they can be referred quickly and smoothly," said Dr Marc Bush, the charity's chief policy adviser.

"It is clear that she needs specialist support and while we accept that her current hospital is only a temporary solution, the fact that there is no place in the whole of Wales is beyond belief.

"They need specialist emotional support to come to terms with these shocking experiences and their stories need to be heard and documented so those responsible for these appalling crimes against children can be held to account".

A very real concern voiced by GPs appears to centre on concerns regarding failure to recognise the need for specialist support and being vulnerable to a claim of negligence for failing to refer appropriately.