Sentence examples for research care from inspiring English sources
The FAQ page also discusses how we allocate funds for research, care services for people with ALS, and public policy endeavours, which benefit families living with this disease.
Veterinarians in military service perform biomedical research, care for military dogs, and protect troops through food-inspection and communicable-disease monitoring-and-control programs.
For Child Health TUESDAY -- The New York University Child Study Center, which provides research, care and education about mental health issues, will benefit from a dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria.
While the I.O.M. report sensibly calls for better research, care and education, I cannot help but feel it also exaggerates the scope of the problem and adds fuel to the nationwide demand for more prescription pain medications.
Hope and Heroes Children's Cancer Fund Walk (Sunday) This annual one-mile walk — the fourth — raises funds for research, care and assistance programs for pediatric cancer patients and their families at Columbia University Medical Center.
Memorials may be made either for oncology research: care of Dr. Michael Prados at UCSF, 400 Parnassus A808, San Francisco, CA 94143 in memory of Alexander Tseng Jr. M.D.; or for a lectureship: Division of Oncology, CCSR 1115 Stanford University Medical Center, Stanford, CA 94305-5151, in memory of Alexander Tseng Jr. M.D.
As evidenced by practice and research, caring has long been recognized as central to nursing.
"And that's perceived as the mother's loss," says Dr Jana Javornik, senior lecturer at the University of East London, who researches care, labour and equalities issues across Europe.
But, according to academic Dr Jana Javornik, who researches care, labour and equalities issues across Europe, the UK's efforts are a "light-touch solution".
Researching care improvement benefits from the documentation of current care and prognostic factors, as well as the effects of interventions.
Boeckhout and Douglas (2015) explore Dutch perspectives on governing the research-care divide in clinical biobanking.
