Sentence examples for practical supportive from inspiring English sources
A task force will "assess damages suffered by the firms with factories at Kaesong and … devise comprehensive and practical supportive measures", the prime minister's office said in a statement.
(Participant 8) Across focus group and single interviews, participants felt that there is no emotional, informational and practical supportive environment for the Iranian nurses.
As the disease progresses, patients may seek support in (1) refocusing on personal goals that are most valued and achievable and (2) compensating through medical care and practical supportive services that maximize achievement of goals, including home care and hospice (Mor et al 1987, 1992).
Future research should examine whether supportive relationships that offer practical support are indeed more effective in building self-esteem and positive recovered identity.
Family structures within the Roma population tend to be supportive and tight-knit; this structure affords many Roma psychological benefits such as practical support and security, as demonstrated in qualitative studies of Roma families [ 7, 8].
The report recommended that universities ditch invasive and unfair punitive approaches to drugs and introduce "practical and supportive policies in place, which raise students' awareness and facilitate their access to information and appropriate support services".
The Living with Hope Program for family caregivers of persons with advanced cancer is a promising, practical psychosocial supportive hope program that may foster hope.
The work of the research team in conjunction with clinicians and terminally ill patients and families has resulted in a promising and practical psychosocial supportive hope program that may improve the quality of life of growing numbers of Canadians.
27 Consensus guidelines recommend supportive, practical, and pragmatic input but avoidance of formal clinical interventions unless indicated.
CHWs need practical, feasible and supportive supervisory approaches that avoid the pitfalls of routine supervision as it is commonly practised by health systems and that can be tailored to the local context and the diverse capacities and needs of communities.
