Sentence examples for test care from inspiring English sources

"A poor CQC report can have a fundamental impact on a provider's ability to recruit, whether staff or for people living in service". A spokesman for the CQC said: "People can be reassured that most care homes in England are meeting the 'mum test' - care we would be happy for anyone we love to receive.

Since this computation is essentially a univariate test, care must be taken to account for multiple hypotheses testing.

When performing a β-galactosidase test, care must be taken to the growth phase of the yeast.

We have shown it is feasible to conduct prevalence studies across six health institutions, and funding should be sought for a national point prevalence of UTIs as demonstrated by countries already undertaking this. 4 Analysing national point prevalence data will provide a baseline for intervention studies that test care bundles to reduce HAUTIs and their sequelae.

In all patients, selected variables were collected from the radiological register: type of test performed (CT or radiograph); department that ordered the test; care setting (in-patient or out-patient); reason for test (respiratory, non-respiratory, preoperative, neoplasm, or not specified); patient characteristics (age, sex); and radiologist who performed the test.

In suspension testing, care is taken to prevent condensate from dripping from one specimen onto another.

METHODS: To study effects of TennCare on utilization of obstetric care (office visits, prenatal tests, care at labor/delivery), we used a before (1993) and after (1995) design with North Carolina as a control state.

One Community's strategic approach focuses on building strong HIV-competent communities, families and individuals by increasing the use of HIV prevention, testing, care and support services and increasing positive behaviors that reduce the impact of HIV on communities.

Since its inception, this partnership has contributed to reaching more than 2.5 million pregnant women with lifesaving HIV testing, care, and treatment services.

These service delivery sites under NACP follow the national guidelines for counselling, testing, care and treatment of HIV-infected patients [10].

Access to HIV counselling, testing, care and treatment services including free antiretroviral treatment (ART is rapidly expanding under the National AIDS Control Programme NACPP) [5].