Sentence examples for use of respite from inspiring English sources

A potential way to diminish the extra caregiving demands is making use of respite care.

Whether carers feel the psychological contract is fulfilled or breached will impact on their ongoing use of respite services.

Only use of respite care (OR 1.20, 95% CI [1.15 to 1.26]) in previous year showed a strong association with short-interval dependency.

The use of respite stay in a nursing home, increased types of service use, and higher age were significantly related to a worsening care needs level (D group) in the lower care needs level subgroup.

Encouraging and maintaining carer ongoing use of respite services can be an issue and the need for carers to trust service providers has been raised in several studies [ 3, 21, 22].

Studies, both in Australia and internationally, have indicated barriers to the short-term use of respite services such as carers being unable to access services when they need them, and users feeling guilty about taking respite [ 3, 36].

Another cabby, Haseeb Khan, predicted that electric taxis would thrive if charging stations were placed in areas with "one or two restaurants and washrooms," allowing drivers to make efficient use of their respite.

Representing TIM techniques involving phases with reduced capacity over a long time period, usually related to the use of a respite period, for example in the quick clearance technique, could potentially cause a problem for the queue model.

This study was intended as a preliminary stage for further research and while not generalizable it does highlight key considerations in carers' use of day respite services.

They wanted the care-recipient to have both lower level needs (biological, physical, and safety), and the higher level needs met through the use of day respite services.

The comment 'I hope he will enjoy himself sufficiently that he would stay there and allow me to do the things I can't do with him in tow' (wife) demonstrates the connection carers feel between the care-recipient experience and use of day respite.