Sentence examples for substantial care needs from inspiring English sources

Tightening eligibility criteria means that most people will have to pay for and arrange these tasks themselves unless they have substantial care needs.

Many people with long-term conditions find themselves in this hinterland, so too do people with dementia – they may have substantial care needs, but these are not classed as matters for the health service.

In this present climate of cuts and with local authorities only providing services to those with critical and substantial care needs, there are large numbers of older people in desperate need for help and support who are completely being overlooked.

Having been forced to give up work, they are entitled to one carer's allowance per family (currently £59.75 per week) regardless of the number of dependents with substantial caring needs.

The success of activities to improve the quality of care in these settings is heavily reliant on collecting accurate data on processes and outcomes of care, substantial attention needs to be paid to improving medical record accuracy.

Up to 60,000 people on the "end of life register" could potentially be offered free care at home in their final few months, starting with those with substantial social care needs.

The other aspect of course is that most councils will only provide care packages for people who have substantial or higher care needs (this also being a recommendation of the Dilnot Commission) leaving people with low or moderate care needs to rely on family and friends, pay for it themselves or do without.

The fact that the students with poor dental attendance patterns were more likely to report their oral health status as poor suggests the existence of substantial unmet dental care needs in this adolescent population.

It is licit to project a relevant effect in a larger period suggesting in a broader population substantial reduction of dental care needs.

Useful information for evaluating and reorienting school-based supervised toothbrushing programs was produced suggesting a dental caries significant decline in a broader population which can represent substantial reduction of dental care needs through training auxiliary personnel operating in dental public services.

For this latter group, care needs are substantial and mortality is high.