Sentence examples for understanding care from inspiring English sources
The trouble is that the compassionists always settle for second best - a representative republic of understanding care, instead of a direct democracy.
Understanding care seeking behaviour during serious illnesses is important in designing effective public health interventions for neonatal care.
One large-scale questionnaire-based study outlined the application of attachment theory to understanding care delay [ 53].
Understanding care trajectories is crucial for efficient healthcare planning and fair allocation of health care resources [ 1].
Understanding care responsibilities towards EM may help to allay fears nursing staff have in mobilizing critically ill patients.
Scholzel-Dorenbos, Meeuwsen, and Rikkert [ 35] have demonstrated how well Maslow's hierarchy maps against QoL measures in understanding care for people with dementia.
The analysis mirrored four qualitatively different ways of understanding caring from the nurses' perspective: caring as person-centredness, caring as safeguarding the patient's best interests, caring as nursing interventions and caring as contextually intertwined.
These selection criteria reflect our objective of understanding care-seeker preferences when they in fact had several healthcare alternatives to choose between.
Understanding caring as something we do extends a vision of care as an ethically and politically charged practice, one that has been at the forefront of feminist concern with devalued labours.
Reaching out to other people to help you resist a temptation can be a very powerful solution, providing that they're understanding, caring, and prepared to help.
Therefore, understanding "total care needs" is essential for palliative care provision in the context of AIDS hospice care in poor contexts.
