We see, again and again, how, in the absence of a child to care for, a man will do, especially if he is abusive, deranged or suitably helpless.
It does however demonstrate both that it is possible to draw robust conclusions about such programs if the net for data collection is cast suitably wide, and that integrated care for diabetic patients through enhanced GP networks can provide value for money.
"What we have also exposed in this review is a range of far wider, fundamental problems with care for the dying – a lack of care and compassion, unavailability of suitably trained staff, no access to proper palliative care advice outside of 9-5, Monday to Friday".
It described a "sense of hopelessness" in the delivery of care for its frail and elderly patients, poor professional behaviour and a lack of "suitably qualified, educated and motivated" staff.
Because of their knowledge of medicines and clinical therapeutics, pharmacists are suitably placed for task shifting in health care and could be further trained to undertake functions such as clinical management and laboratory diagnostics.
Providing care for PLWD has become a major industry for direct care providers, who are under pressure to ensure staff are suitably educated and trained to meet the needs of these residents.
He stops himself, looking for a suitably philosophical rationale for this uncharacteristic confession.
The number of nucleocapsids per occlusion derived virus (ODV) was counted for approximately 100 suitably oriented ODV for each genotype.
BBC panel looking suitably funereal for Alan Hansen's last appearance.
They were suitably packed for travel but the person didn't have the right documentation.
Were you not suitably grateful for the bottle of lukewarm water?
