Sentence examples for optimum care from inspiring English sources

Weren't families supposed to be advocates of their sick loved ones, demand expedient and optimum care?

They're not receiving optimum care and aren't being looked after by nursing staff familiar with their conditions.

The consequences of early childbearing are not only the adverse pregnancy outcomes, but also that younger mothers struggle to provide for their children and have far less decision-making power to provide optimum care for their young children.

The study's authors concluded that "individuals without private insurance are not receiving optimum care in terms of cancer screening or timely diagnosis and follow-up with health care providers".

"It [the report] identifies three or four key areas, such as with strokes, blood clots and prostate care, where there's evidence that optimum care is still not being delivered," said Patel.

NHS Providers' warnings on staffing come as an audit of NHS stroke services in England, Wales and Northern Ireland found that patients who have suffered a stroke do not always receive optimum care because many units have too few nurses and doctors, especially at weekends.

The huge disparities in economy, health-care infrastructure, and access to novel drugs in Asian countries hinder the delivery of optimum care to every patient with multiple myeloma in Asia.

This was a clear finding in our study, with professionals identifying that women's fear of disclosure is a significant barrier to optimum maternity care.

There was consensus amongst all focus groups that women's fear of disclosure was the most significant barrier to optimum maternity care.

In large part, the current shortage is the result of staffing decisions being based not on optimum patient care but on the bottom line.

Evidence based medicine [EBM] at bedside, a key healthcare quality measure, refers to the compendium for delivering optimum clinical care by balancing benefit-harm-costs.