Sentence examples for words of care from inspiring English sources

A few words of care can bring us together.

The way these words of care and comfort are spoken indicates a deep level of emotional intelligence and personal connection, which bodes well for their marriage.

In other words, continuity of care is more likely in the Netherlands, in practice as well as ideology.

In other words, context of care assessments appear to be more robust, meaningful, and interpretable at the clinical area level.

But how do those of us who work in the sector reconcile the reality with the words of Paul Burstow, care services minister, that there is no funding crisis in social care (the DH later clarified his words by acknowledging "there is unmet need but also that the scale of this is difficult to precisely define and measure").

In one CQI development project surgeons argued that the word "quality of care" should consistently be deleted in the research report, because patient experiences -in their opinion- measure something completely different than quality of care.

The key word of home care service research in Japan was "symptom and condition" dominate.

(Participant #6) "I can see…for myself what's making me feel bad, what's making me feel good, whereas before I had nothing to go by; so it was just a word of my care team".

"It takes a lot of thought, energy and organisation but if you aim to provide quality food, beer and ambience, then word-of-mouth should take care of things".

Were the six critical words of the Affordable Care Act -- "an Exchange established by the State" -- meant to be restrictive?

A mission best articulated in the words of Abraham Lincoln, "To care for him who shall have borne the battle..."...