In Taiwan the DPP plans to deliver just that, with such things as virtually free health care for the elderly, welfare for the underprivileged and lots of social housing.
Since there is virtually no private care for peptic ulcer bleeding in Sweden and since such bleeding usually requires hospitalisation, the incidence of bleeding and re-bleeding covered by this study should represent population-based figures.
They have just undercut health care for virtually everybody in this country who could be affected by this".
"Local people were reserved at the beginning [about the bison plan], they didn't believe this could happen," said Petru Vela, the mayor of Armenis, the nearest village several miles along a bumpy, unpaved road usually reserved for the forestry officials who care for this virtually untouched part of the Carpathian range, the Tarcu mountains.
Because they are the main payers (Medicare, for example, shoulders about half of the cost of nursing and residential care for old Americans), virtually every part of the old-age business is in some way the hostage of public policy--and subject to an increasingly desperate effort on the part of governments to control their costs.Anticipating changes in governmental care policies is difficult.
I care for people from virtually every ethnicity, race, religion, and background.
She was left to care for her grandmother, who was virtually blind, and her five-year-old brother.
Families are under terrible stress without an adequate support system, and veterans often have to virtually beg for care when they come home damaged in body and mind.
Virtually nonexistent were medicines and medical staff members to care for the wounded and ill.
The lack of a non-surgical group likely represents different standards of care for hip fracture in Sweden, where virtually all patients with hip fracture are treated surgically.
