Sentence examples for side of care from inspiring English sources

The medical side of care lagged behind, as providers only had "comfort" medications to treat the withdrawal symptoms.

The Supreme Court's much-anticipated ruling on the Affordable Care Act, monumental as it is for reshaping provisions around health care access, has focused the nation's attention on just one dimension of our health care crisis: the demand side of care delivery.

Thus, while Cuban women receive a good deal of information and reflect very much the technical language of doctors and nurses when they speak, they complain about the lack of information regarding the psycho-social side of care.

Considering today's high expectations put on institutional care with respect to "person centred care" [ 15] and the related skills of understanding the needs of persons with dementia beyond regular physical care, a high emotional investment on the side of care teams is required.

The catheter patrol was used as a workaround on the nursing side of care because, instead of the bedside nurse taking responsibility for the daily assessment and follow-up with physicians, this activity was taken on by someone else who, perhaps, was not directly involved in patient care.

Of Course, Harris does not deny the brighter side of caring for such graceful animals noting, "I used to bring horses into the house before we remodeled.

"In the face of concern and some real worry, I am inclined to err on the side of caution and care".

As long as doctors and hospitals are paid for each extra test and treatment, they will err on the side of more care and not always better care.

I wonder if you could talk to people about how going to the doctor will be different in the future; how they will experience medical care differently on the other side of health care reform.

The provider side of health care includes hospitals, research centers, long-term health care facilities, providers of home health care workers and companies that provide expertise on disease management.

Performance indicators represent mainly technical aspects, while the humane side of health care and traditional components of caring, essential when talking about QoC, are ignored [ 46, 47].