Sentence examples for practical care from inspiring English sources
Twelve respondents reported that the guideline did not add anything new to their practice or knowledge base as "I was already following most of the practical care based recommendations, so I don't think the care I provide is all that different".
Janet's children, Patrick and Martin, lavished practical care and love on her to the end.
Less than half of them expect personal care and practical care from their children (43% and 38% respectively).
Staff with higher qualifications will still find it difficult to give larger groups of under threes the level of practical care they need.
His affection for the family is unquestionably sincere, but even here one senses Capote taking practical care, providing treats that will keep his main source on board.
Alongside that – and necessary to it – is the long history of the hospital, of the discipline of nursing, of the social developments that made it possible to convert raw science into practical care.
But the movie runs on a lofty irony: whisked away into Philip's isolated world of luxury and leisure, Helen leaves behind both the harsh practical cares that weigh down her daily life and the hearty, invigorating, vital relationships that fill it up.
However, this should be carried out with awareness that the meanings of the terms used in practical care-seeking interactions may change over time.
However, this should be undertaken with awareness that the meanings of the terms used in practical care-seeking interactions may change over time.
Explanations of illness could not be neatly separated into pluralistic categories, but were characterised by syncretism, with "lay" and "biomedical" terms and concepts intermingling in practical care-seeking interactions between caretakers and health staff.
Concomitantly, a hot topic in critical care has been the issue of delirium, possibly caused by central nervous system failure and/or as a consequence of sedation techniques, other drugs or even exhaustion due to sleep deprivation, possibly caused by direct practical care-related issues [ 9, 10].
