Sentence examples for working with carers from inspiring English sources

These include charities working with carers and ethnic minorities, as well as the SHARE Centre, which supports community regeneration in the Stow Hill area of Newport.

However additional funding for the charities and voluntary organisations already working with carers would make these services available to more carers.

The team worked with carers and health professionals to co-design a new support package, including a DVD which carers watch with a chemotherapy nurse – followed by a discussion about any concerns.

At the Royal United Hospital Bath NHS trust, three specialist dementia co-ordinators have been recruited who work with carers and act as a central point of contact for staff across the hospital who encounter, or are in charge of, patients with dementia.

The findings in relation to work with carers within a DDP model evoke questions for an RCT about when baseline measurement should start.

I suppose you might be thinking about the DDP process starting at the point where you decide you are going to see whether the carers are up for it, so you might have a drop- out rate because you decide, ultimately having worked with carers for a few sessions, that actually this isn't on, we will have to try something else (Site G).

Matthew Reed, chief executive of the Children's Society, said: "This new figure is shocking enough, but we know from years of working with young carers that it is likely to be just the tip of the iceberg.

Maternity care providers were asked to rate their agreement with, " In collaborative practice, working with primary carers, the final decision should always rest with the woman" and " Collaboration involves midwives and doctors working together but the doctor is the most competent in making the final decision".

I explained details of my diagnosis on all the relevant forms, but I forgot to describe my two hours of physiotherapy each day, or the three hours working with a carer to manage fluctuations in my ability to feed and dress myself.

Because the social element is so beneficial, the online training programme emphasises the importance of working with friends and carers, as well as with people with Parkinson's.

We expect to see local health and social services working with stroke survivors, carers and representative groups to agree and implement a plan to improve services".