Sentence examples for transfer of caring from inspiring English sources

Further, we provide suggestive evidence of an intergenerational transfer of caring burden by showing pesticide use reduces out-migration of the offspring in affected households.

Can CAMHS and AMHS develop shared, common criteria for identifying those who need careful transition planning and a successful transfer of care?

In future, he suggests a transfer of care away from hospitals towards the high street.

It was the wholly unsurprising outcome of the wholesale transfer of care homes out of local authority care and into the private sector.

To the best of our knowledge a transfer of care to a number of new operators has not happened on this scale in the UK before.

Brown's situation – awaiting a care package in his own home – is fairly typical of the reason for a delayed transfer of care.

The Royal Bournemouth hospital said it had 35 patients who were medically fit to go home but were still occupying beds because of problems with transfer of care.

And third, the number of hospital patients who had suffered a "delayed transfer of care" had risen in both 2013-14 and 2014-15.

So for three days Brown was, in NHS parlance, a "delayed transfer of care" or, in colloquial terms, a bed-blocker.

Ambulances had to queue outside A&E departments for at least half an hour on 7,743 occasions, taking the total number this winter to 72,911, and there were 20,085 bed days lost to delayed transfer of care.

Transition to age-appropriate care and transfer of care is a process that best occurs over time.