Pamela, her mother and elder sister are living with her aunt, Mariette, a food seller who is now striving to care for her extended family members.
Equal access to care is a central goal of health care, and this study brings merit to the initiatives of clinicians striving to care for all patients with the highest standards.
The ideal may not be fully realized immediately, but by taking it seriously and holding to it we're consistently reminded what to aim for, what to strive for, what to care about, what is important, what ultimately to expect, and what to say no to -- complacency.
Managers in healthcare have a legal and moral obligation to ensure a high quality of patient care and to strive to improve care.
"Let us strive on," he said, "to care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and his orphan".
Generally people on benefits are also striving: to find work; to care for their family.
The women described how they strive to take care of themselves and manage everyday life through the subcategories Ability to perform everyday activities and Experienced health.
Common within this discourse is the differing demands made on health professionals as they strive to provide care for the dying patient and family members.
As more nations and systems within each nation strive to improve care, there is need for comparative information, at a minimum to provide benchmarks and examples of what is possible [ 1- 3].
Rather than strive to "take care" of men in your life by cooking them food and doing all the housecleaning, instead try to cultivate a deep, caring, compassionate relationship that makes both parties feel safe, accepted, and equal.
Despite dissimilarities in health care systems, Sweden and China have similar basic assumptions, i.e. to combine managerial-organisational efficiency with the humanitarian-egalitarian goals of health care, and both strive to provide better care for all.
