Sentence examples for sustained home from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the method and cohort characteristics of the first Australian study of sustained home visiting commencing antenatally and continuing to child-age two years for at-risk mothers in a disadvantaged community (the Miller Early Childhood Sustained Home-visiting trial).

The burden of sustained home care and the tremendous financial burden for patients with cancer may cause them to choose to die at a place other than the home.

39 The intervention was built on evidence supporting the use of sustained home visiting programmes in improving child health.

The Fed's seven interest rate cuts this year have been aimed in large part at encouraging consumers to spend and at sustaining home prices and home construction.

High earners, in sum, are sustaining home construction, an important leg of the economy, and their preference for McMansions, the giant-home phenomenon that first appeared in the late 1990's, keeps pushing up the size of the average home.

In her blog (www.diary-of-a-move.com) and in a forthcoming book, she explores the challenges of finding and sustaining home amidst the chaos of nomadic life.

Some felt that their centre had insufficient staff and centre facilities to support home haemodialysis training and sustain home haemodialysis programmes.

37 38 Additional in-home renal nurse support is suggested for sustaining home HD for Aboriginal patients and requires reassignment of resources and priorities.

The mentors visited communities once every 7-10 weeks to monitor the fidelity of the implementation, provide support, and sustain home visitors' motivation.

Further research is required to explore what factors influence the extent to which individuals engage in and sustain home practice over time, particularly if our finding that home practice is important in reducing risk to relapse is replicated by others.

The limited capacity of individual (informal caregivers) networks and relations and low levels of community trust and engagement are such that the context of end of life care for this group is likely inadequate for achieving quality outcomes and sustaining home care.