The begging displays used by altricial nestling birds to solicit care from parents include vigorous movements and loud calling.
Due to these transportation barriers, medics struggled to deliver supplies or transport patients by foot, and patients were unable to solicit care in emergent situations.
Many local health departments did not have a structured process for notifying or soliciting case reports from health care providers in the community other than those in hospitals, largely because they did not have reliable contact information for private providers or a sure means to reach them rapidly.
In California, working out of an office in Tustin, the Freedom Foundation has run ads in local papers soliciting home-care workers to appear in anti-union commercials, become plaintiffs in lawsuits and to provide lists of workers the foundation can then contact.
The few hospitals that still solicit and care for the seriously injured constitute a national resource.
A primatologist, Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, found that babies' ability to solicit attentive care from its mother and anyone else helped affirm the human inclination toward cooperation.
Women drivers took the lead in ascribing an endearing aura to the Volkswagen, casting the car as an object soliciting female impulses of care and devotion.
This article illustrates how one academic health science center in a large metropolitan area sought to improve the quality of patient care by soliciting the input of their nursing staff in devising an action plan for change.
A mass mailing of 230,000 letters soliciting subscribers for health-care newsletters had this message on the envelope: "From the Private Medical Files of an Intelligence Agent".
If you have experience in child care, solicit coworkers and contacts to see if they are interested in providing nanny service or if they know others who would.
They have further protected themselves by looking beyond the technology sector and soliciting retailers, banks, airlines, health care providers and universities.
