Sentence examples for various caregivers from inspiring English sources

Ms. Arneson, who was not raised by her mother and grew up with various caregivers, said the nurse visits gave her the confidence to be a mother.

Nursing interventions could be developed on the basis of the specific type of burden that various caregivers experience.

To some, the fact that fathers are now the ones picking up their children from daycare and school, trundling them to activities of every stripe and checking in with their various caregivers to ensure that all is as it should be, is odd.

Mr. McClellan and other health economists hope that those experiments that prove successful ultimately replace Medicare's fee-for-service system — which they say rewards doctors and hospitals for ordering multiple and often unnecessary procedures — with bundled payments that encourage each patient's various caregivers to coordinate care for a fixed sum.

His mother struggled to care for him and as a child he was shuttled around to various caregivers.

Who knows where Gene and Bobby ended up (maybe they will get lost in transit between the homes of various caregivers and nobody will notice for months).

The present study is a survey including a large sample of cancer caregivers representing various caregiver status (appointed primary or non-primary caregiver) and formal relationships to the patient (spouses/partners, children, etc).

* Note: Responses pooled across caregiver role + Tied ranks listed based on equivalent respondent counts The results of this survey confirm the importance of dosing guidance for the management of pediatric pharmacotherapy among various caregiver roles and specializations.

The marginal effects of various caregiver and patient characteristics on absenteeism, presenteeism, and overall work restriction were estimated using generalized linear models with a logit link function and binomial distribution family (commonly referred to as "fractional logit" models).

Also PSS caregivers spent, on average, $231 (SD =$655) monthly for various caregiving-related expenses.

These shortcomings gain significance as increasingly complex medication regimens tend to be under fragmented control of various specialized caregivers with limited resources for coordination and documentation of treatment plans.