Sentence examples for roll out care from inspiring English sources

Patients commenced on ART at the district hospital were eligible for "ART Roll out" care at the community clinics.

This is disappointing, given the well-documented social gradient in uptake, and means that if rolled out, care needs to be taken to ensure that interventions do not exacerbate existing inequalities [ 7].

The lack of trust in the government or the NHS to protect personal data could prove problematic for the roll out of Care.data, the national health statistics system – already postponed after public concerns over patient confidentiality and the security of personal information.

He added: "When you look at that and the way that they're going to roll out enhanced care service it's hard to see how any money will be saved".

Following the disaster in Haiti, we are now about to roll out family care there as well.

However, against the background of the calculated privacy invasions of the NSA, the bungled launch of healthcare.gov in the U.S. and the fractious roll out of care.data -- the U.K. government's health data sharing initiative -- most people are understandably skeptical about proactively sharing personal information with third parties, particularly governments.

The startup also claims to have established its first customer relationship with a large cosmetics company and it aims to roll out personalized skin care with its own line of anti-aging cosmetics within a year.

The report predicts that the NHS would have difficulty taking over the responsibility for commissioning social care services for older people with the roll out of primary care trusts and care trusts.

The offering comes as U.S. government officials struggle to roll out the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.

Orphans International Haiti has recently received a pledge from the Monaco Red Cross to assist Orphans International roll out its Family Care model in Jacmel.

The Obama administration has faced stiff resistance from many states, mainly those with Republican governors, as it's worked to roll out a health care reform law that will extend health insurance coverage to a projected 30 million people by 2022.