Sentence examples for responding care from inspiring English sources

The characteristics of responding care homes, reported use of primary and community services in the previous six months, and views about integrated working, were analysed descriptively.

Though the responding care managers endorsed most of the measures recommended in the National Heat Plan, support may be lower among front-line staff.

Most responding care homes were located in urban areas (74%), registered to provide care for people with dementia (60%), and graded good or excellent at their last inspection (83%).

Regarding the experiences and perceived barriers to integration, almost one half of responding care homes felt that NHS staff did not provide enough support to care homes, and that care homes did not have enough say when working with the NHS, 43% reported a lack of trust between the NHS and care homes, and over one third stated that they felt they were monitored by the NHS (Table  5).

Social haplodiploids should show almost the reverse pattern; the demanding offspring should not necessarily be imprinted, but the responding care-givers, the workers, should be.

In cases of persons too sick to respond, care givers in the households acted as proxy respondents.

The attitude of 46%% of the responding primary care pediatricians does not reflect guideline recommendations with regard to the timing of orchidopexy in UDT.

This student wanted to demonstrate empathy towards the patients in ways that she was not allowed, for example by attending and responding to care needs.

The second reason for improvement is that people tend to respond to care, no matter what kind of attention, medication or therapy it represents.

When disease does not respond, good care becomes ever more essential to improve quality of life.

Democrats have responded that care is already rationed, with 50 million people going largely without insurance, and that the law will bring greater equity.