Sentence examples for prescribed care from inspiring English sources

Patients who are depressed struggle with self-care and adherence to their prescribed care regimens [ 5, 26].

Studies have noted PSWs' use of occupation-specific tacit knowledge (Kontos & Naglie, 2009) and interpretive abilities (Anderson, Wendler, & Congdon, 1998) to alter or passively decline prescribed care practices (Anderson et al., 2005; Colón-Emeric et al., 2006; Lopez, 2007) and sway licensed professionals (Anderson et al., 2005).

6 Additionally, gaps in understanding of the care of Aboriginal people once they are discharged from hospital, including how they access medications prescribed and how the cost of prescribed care acts as a barrier to receipt of such care.

Through richer and more frequent communication, patients achieve the desired health outcomes set forth in the prescribed care regimen.

The study intervention was designed to support the doctor-patient relationship and reinforce the prescribed care plan.

In particular, patients who are depressed tended to have poorer self-care, more severe physical symptoms and were less likely to adhere to prescribed care regimens.

Secondary analyses of data from national health surveys, primary care, prescribing, emergency care, hospital, mortality and administrative data sources will be undertaken to estimate prevalence, healthcare utilisation and outcomes from asthma.

My damaged shoulder was taken in hand, special exercises prescribed, attentive care always available.

To ensure optimum health outcomes for indigenous peoples following acute SCI, it is important to fully appreciate their ability to access prescribed rehabilitative care.

The results have shown, that antibiotics should be prescribed with care when other medications fail.

The participants seldom perceived that prescribed coercive care or measures were ethically problematic.