Sentence examples for structuring care from inspiring English sources

Statutory health insurances now have to decide whether to continue the DMP or to find another way of structuring care according to the needs of chronically ill patients.

In England, for example, the GP led clinical commissioning groups introduced in 2013 are charged with maximising the efficiency of services, and in consequence are considering new ways of structuring care.

The coming wave of aging Americans threatens to swamp the existing stock of retirement communities, assisted living and nursing home facilities — making it impossible to accommodate everyone who will need, or might want, more structured care.

Everybody else who's part of your care process has the ability to access this information, too, so they can structure care.

Of these patients, 167 completed the 2-year study (84 structured care and 83 usual care).

Effective diabetes care is based on two elements: structured care and a patient-centered approach [ 12- 14].

When the woman returned, efforts were made to repeat structured care.

These include exercise, psychological treatment, information and structured care [ 25, 46, 79– 81].

The study was a randomised controlled trial, with individuals randomised to CBT or structured care.

This facilitated the delivery of structured care within the practice and coordination between settings and specialists.

However, only few associations were found between the structured care characteristics and optimal management and HRQOL.