Sentence examples for statutory care from inspiring English sources

The commissioners' investigation found that the decline in the mining industry had led to a sharp fall in the number of visitors to the rural Victorian retreat and that it no longer met statutory care standards.

When his family realised that the standard statutory care package offered to Wilkinson, who was living with vascular dementia, wasn't sufficient for his needs, they were keen to explore alternatives.

In 2005, statutory care guarantee legislation was introduced in Finland, which forced hospitals to cut their queuing times.

This is despite the provision of statutory care since the early 20th century, the move of place of birth from home to hospital from the 1970's onwards and findings from large national surveys that this is the area of maternity care that women find the least satisfactory [ 2, 5, 15].

They are organized as small local units for activity and social contact, have a small staff of 2 4 persons and are run in large part by volunteers; they can be characterized as a welfare service and a private responsibility, though not a statutory care service such as home help, home nursing and a residential care facility.

The mean age of our sample was 80.6 years and persons belonging to this age group almost exclusively use the services of the statutory health care system, 19 the hospital discharge register is representative of their health care service use.

"This decision was taken following the minister's decision to reduce statutory residential care, and will not affect the large number of people the trust has placed in private residential care and nursing home care," the statement said.

She was brave enough, in late 2003, to put a sensitive issue at the top of her reform agenda: the financing of statutory health care, which in its current form is becoming a prohibitive tax on labour.

But actually, what Kids Company does is simple, so simple that its very existence is a reproach to the manner in which statutory social care is generally organised in this country.

"There is a recognition in governments of all colours that what Kids Company do is extremely valuable and they reach parts of the statutory [social care] system that other parts do not seem to.

In 2014, they campaigned with the London Evening Standard and with the backing of Community Care to set up an independent taskforce to tackle the child protection "crisis" seeking a greater role in the outsourcing of statutory child care and child protection services.