Sentence examples for shape care from inspiring English sources

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18 HealthSpace was conceptualised more as a passive container for data than as a technology that could actively shape care.

Recent strategy for the maternity services [ 3] outlined how women and their partners should be at the centre of maternity service provision and how relevant stakeholders, including women and midwives can use the health reform agenda to shape care to meet the needs of individual women and their families.

Although peaceful deaths do occur in hospices and some nursing homes, and many hospitals try to honor advance directives, over all, they are "ineffectual in shaping care," said Dr. Joanne Lynn, director of Georgetown University's Center to Improve Care of the Dying and co-director of a project known as the Support study, the largest study ever conducted of dying patients in American hospitals.

He will point to evidence that emergency hospital admissions have fallen year-on-year for the first time, as GPs have been made more central to shaping care for patients and the NHS has moved away from Labour's "targets" culture to the coalition's emphasis on "outcomes".

The electronic record shapes care delivery in several ways.

According to participants, nurses regularly experience a tension with management in shaping care that meets patient expectations.

The rising number of institutional deliveries throughout South Asia means that mothers and newborns are also increasingly exposed to the cultural and financial forces shaping care in local public and private health facilities.

These indigenous traditional practices, which Varese calls "the moral treatment of the cosmos, a kind of moral ecology…", are what informs the development of a deep, meaningful understanding of how the world can be shaped, cared for, and protected (Varese and Chirif 2006).

Research into the impact and needs for family whilst caring for patients at home may also help shape future care models for this group of patients.

She blended her knowledge of endocrinology, pediatrics, psychology and general medicine to shape adolescent care into a pediatric specialty.