Sentence examples for voluntary care from inspiring English sources
The Royal Voluntary Service has been working at Royal Free hospital in London on integrating clinical and voluntary care even more closely than that.
Thus the second part of any sensible reform would be finding ways to help patients who have a consistent pattern of rejecting voluntary care, going off medication, spiraling into self-destruction or becoming a danger to others.
I fear we may look back in 10 years' time and consider that the state continued the abuse of these children because they languished in voluntary care, without a clear and permanent plan for their foster care or adoption.
There are not the same safeguards for those children placed away from their parents or carers under section 20 of the Children Act 1989; in other words, voluntary care without the oversight of the court.
The scheme would affect children placed in voluntary care and the council will still pay for statutory child protection, adoption services and for services for young offenders and those involved in anti-social behaviour.
She took the Health and Social Care City & Guilds qualification, level 3, and now works as a voluntary care assistant with St Mungo's and is applying for a paid placement with it.
Specific questions were also asked about voluntary caring responsibilities to family or neighbours (Do you give care due to long term physical or mental disorder or disability? And if yes, Time spent giving care in a week).
In addition to the way in which productivity changes are dealt with, there are several important differences between the societal perspective and the health sector perspective, such as their differing treatment of costs incurred by the patient and/or the family and voluntary caring time.
"We will amend the regulation to take out voluntary advance care planning," the official said.
Medicare now covers "voluntary advance care planning," which proponents see as protecting patients' autonomy.
The new program was designed as a low intensity kindergarten program, similar to voluntary child care programs available before mandating.
