Sentence examples for regulations of care from inspiring English sources

Even when applying evidence-based methods like methadone or buprenorphine maintenance with defined regulations of care [ 9, 20] the adherence to rules and contingencies may differ from one treatment unit to another.

He also wants improved inspection and regulation of care homes.

Regulation of care services has been in the spotlight in recent months.

To begin with, that will mean setting up a framework for the professionalisation and regulation of care work that can be adopted across the EU.

Once the regulation of care (Scotland) bill is passed (the first reading is in March 2001), Scotland will have a Scottish social services council (SSSC) from this October and a Scottish commission for the regulation of care from April 2002, both based at the same offices in Dundee.

One panel member said that Cameron was interested in "power and management" - and added that he would make a good head of the new Scottish commission for the regulation of care.

But the regulation of care in both the private and public sector was improving, he argued.

He also recommended: The merger of the regulation of care into one body - two are currently involved.

Regulation of care homes is - by and large - only as good as the people providing the information to the inspectors.

First, the direct ex-ante regulation of care can be more efficient than imposing ex-post liability for harm even when the government's cost of monitoring care (as required under ex-ante regulation) is significantly higher than the cost of monitoring accidents (as needed under ex-post liability).

In the space of an hour, hospital parking costs were mentioned five times, a $200 million-a-year budget was earmarked for dementia and the regulation of care homes was to be "shaken up".