Sentence examples for perception of care from inspiring English sources

Measures of patient perception of care.

To measure impact of waiting and complaints on perception of care.

I was doubtful; my perception of care work was based on media reports about poor care, abuse and 15-minute visits.

"This hospice became a model for hospice care in the United States and abroad," the publication Yale Nursing Matters said this week, adding that Mrs. Wald's role "in reshaping nursing education to focus on patients and their families has changed the perception of care for the dying in this country".

More knowledge from the children's perspective is needed on this subject, however, and thus, the aim of this study was to investigate children's anxiety, pain, and distress in conjunction with an acute radiographic procedure and whether these factors can be related to the perception of care.

This paper reports the findings of motivational interviewing (MI) training with and without technology support on school-based health center (SBHC) providers' satisfaction with MI training, providers' self-report of behavioral counseling related to childhood overweight/obesity, and parents' perception of care after training.

We found no relationship, however, between subjects' perception of care-giving by researchers and the tendency to misunderstand that they are in a research study.

"Nobody would argue that perception of caring is as important as the quality of care.

Objective: to describe women's perceptions of care in Western Australian birth centres following a previous hospital birth.

In July I was invited by Demos to join its Commission on Residential Care, which in part aims to tackle problems over negative perceptions of care homes and champion best practice.

To examine the perspectives of people aged 80 years or older who self-harmed regarding their reasons for self-harm and its consequences, and their perceptions of care.