"value care" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a way of treating someone with care and respect. For example, "The teachers at this school have a strong commitment to value care and providing a safe learning environment for all students."
We have established five work streams to help commission better value care: Information – doctors cannot make a diagnosis without tests.
How we value care giving and how we are compensated is a question the answer to which will affect generations to come.
For a start, we can begin to value care work as a social good, respecting workers and protecting them from harm.
I am intolerant of the Italian disdain for the urban environment, and the inability to value, care for and maintain its enormous cultural patrimony.
The net result of providing evidence-based care is that patients not only receive the highest quality care but also the highest value care because unnecessary costs are eliminated.
For decision-makers in settings where the infection rate differs significantly from this value, care should be taken in interpreting these results and caution used in basing decisions on specific thresholds.
We must become a nation that values care, a caring America.
Vinit Bharara told me, "Dad was a principled, disciplinarian kind of guy, an introvert, very focussed on our values, cared a lot about our getting good grades.
I hope it tells them that we must fight for real choice: for a society that values caring, and structures paid work so that both women and men can participate in caring and thus be truly fulfilled, successful humans.
The truth is that we have a long way to go to a society that truly values caring for each other as much as it does caring for money.
"The Righteous Mind," by Jonathan Haidt, a University of Virginia psychology professor, argues that, for liberals, morality is largely a matter of three values: caring for the weak, fairness and liberty.
