So reports Advertising Age in an article titled "China Earthquake Tragedy Recasts Olympic Sponsors," which tracks the interesting shifts in message that Olympic organizers and official advertisers have made in the aftermath of the disaster, like changing the torch relay's slogan from "Ignite the passion, spread the dream" to a more appropriate "Spread the sacred flame, spread caring love".
The tagline was changed from "Ignite the passion, spread the dream" to "Spread the sacred flame, spread caring love".
It can spread care priorities that detract attention from preventative and primary care and public health measures and shift the distribution of health resources according to ability to pay rather than the most pressing health needs of the public [ 34, 35].
Thus, in the near future, it seems inescapable to spread care, which is, as our findings showed, problematic since until now, practice nurses in Germany are only marginally involved in patient care.
Nonetheless, GP-initiated management strategies were reported to be more focused on providing short-term symptomatic relief, usually through prescription medications, rather than addressing self-management support, spreading care coordination across multidisciplinary providers and working with consumers and other health professionals to create mutually agreeable management plans.
In America, this took the form of managed care, which spread like wildfire across the employer-financed health market.
We have the ability to prevent the spread of Ebola by caring safely for patients".
They want to add young, healthy members to their insurance pools to spread the cost of caring for the sick.
Be there to offer a helping hand to other people, and word will soon spread that you care about making a difference.
The most impressive example of the universal spread of care for the sick was the founding of the Red Cross by the Swiss humanitarian Henri Dunant.
Raising salaries through public subsidies would help solve the problem, Ms. Folbre contends, and would spread quality care to families that cannot afford it now, even middle-class families.
