Sentence examples for points for care from inspiring English sources

This registry contains all instances of inpatient care in Sweden with good coverage and contains the main diagnosis (classified according to the WHO ICD-10 classification system) and time points for care.

The coverage indicators fall into two groups: key contact points for care for all mothers and newborns, and specific treatment interventions (mainly for care for newborns at risk or with complications).

However, this response does not mean that such patients do not, nevertheless, wish to participate in decision making when the PS tasks are completed and provided decision points for care or treatment are clearly identified.

The Affordable Care Act provided $9.5 billion in funding over 5 years through a dedicated Health Center Fund, beginning in 2011, to allow health centers to expand their operational capacity with a goal of ensuring the newly insured would have access points for care.

HIV counseling and testing (HCT), an effective preventive strategy and an entry point for care, remains under-utilized in Tanzania.

Since they constitute an important first access point for care for patients, they should be optimally prepared to diagnose and treat patients, or refer symptomatic persons to specialized clinics.

When children failed to respond to treatment prescribed by local private practitioners, women turned to the referral hospital or private practices in KPC as the next point for care.

This combination of factors may actually make accessing consistent services in semi- and non-isolated communities more difficult and may make follow-up with post-clinical services less coordinated than in places with only one entry point for care.

They offer important opportunities to encourage women to deliver with a skilled attendant in a health facility, and function as an entry point for care from birth through childhood and into adulthood.

The nurses in our study conceived that the starting point for caring is the perspective of the person behind the label 'patient' and their descriptions mirrored the intention to reinforce the patient, i.e. person-centred caring.

In their view, moving patients from their homes to health facilities and subsequently to referral points for specialized care is very important in "village health care".