Sentence examples for portion of care from inspiring English sources

When it comes to hot-beds, Cobbett says, in a phrase that applies to nearly the whole of the garden, "The labour is nothing, the trouble very little indeed, and all that is wanted is a small portion of care".

As employers have shifted health care costs to workers by increasing their deductibles — the portion of care they must pay for, before their plan starts paying — consumers are becoming more interested in prices.

The objective of this study was to determine the national practice patterns of nurse practitioners (NPs) providing care in long-term care (LTC) facilities, including the number and characteristics of LTC facilities that use NPs for any portion of care to residents, NP activities, and employment arrangements between NPs, physicians, and facilities.

In the end, taxpayers are paying for their own healthcare and an ever-increasing portion of care received by many others who cannot afford the system we set up.

PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: After case-mix adjustment, patients for whom PAs provided a substantive portion of care used about 16percentt fewer office-based visits per year than patients cared for by physicians only.

On top of that, Anthem has changed the plan's design to a so-called exclusive provider organization, or EPO – which means that it no longer pays even a portion of care received outside the insurer's network.

However, the method could not take account of portions of care home stays provided by other providers, so may understate length of stay.

Though hospital readmission rates are just one reason New York health care costs are unsustainable, the fact that inpatient hospital care makes up the largest portion of health care spending and that readmissions are a major inpatient cost-driver affirms the urgent need to control this situation.

Routine hospital follow-up care is a major portion of health care use of breast cancer survivors [ 8].

Some investigators have studied caregiver interventions that cross a portion of the care continuum, most frequently from acute care to the home.

In essence, the pharmacies wanted to broaden their traditional approach, delivery of conventional pharmaceutical "hardware" (in other words, selling drugs), into a concept they called Pharmaceutical Care, which would emphasize the "software" portion of health care delivery.