Sentence examples for with complete care from inspiring English sources

I do not know exactly what happened that day in question, but I have no doubt that Mr. Matza acted responsibly and with complete care and concern.

Despite being established policy, adherence to four or more ANC consultations was not associated with complete cord care, complete thermal care or complete newborn vaccination.

Source of income [OR = 0.48: p = 0.005] was negatively associated with complete cord care.

Secondary or higher education was associated with complete cord care [adjusted Odds Ratio (aOR): 2.72; 95% CI: 1.63-4.54] and complete newborn vaccination [aOR: 1.37; 95% CI: 1.04-1.82].

Results in the bivariate analysis for complete cord care (Table  3) indicate that education level [OR = 2.89: p < 0.001] and place of delivery [OR = 1.88: p = 0.032] were positively associated with complete cord care.

A total of 584 patients could be included in the present study, which may look like a rather small group; the reason for this number, however, was strict limitation to patients with complete Preclinical care and Postresuscitation care datasets, which resulted in a huge number of excluded patients.

Although it is becoming widely accepted that no single discipline can provide complete care for patients with a long-term condition, in practice, interprofessional working is not always achieved.

The final process map is a detailed document that captures all of the activities performed over the complete care cycle along with the average time, the personnel type and equipment required to complete each activity.

About 80.0% of the respondents considered that physicians are much friendlier and 76.0% of those surveyed felt that doctors gave them more information these days when compared with that 10 years ago; in addition, more than 80.0% of the respondents thought that their doctor's office has everything needed to provide complete care when compared with that a decade ago.

Those innovators now have a mix of communities for older citizens, ranging from developments restricted to residents of a specified age, to congregate care centers that offer private accommodation but communal facilities like dining rooms and other services, to nursing homes with complete medical care.

Having the first baby was associated with complete thermal care [aOR: 2.00; 95% CI: 1.24-3.23].