Sentence examples for wrong caring from inspiring English sources
Don't get me wrong, caring for patients is one, if not the best and most satisfying profession in the world.
If you choose the wrong person or your decision-maker is not able to implement your plan, then you are faced with potential wrong care.
Flintshire and Newport councils each recorded nine breaches, including a fax containing personal data being sent to the wrong care provider and "lost or stolen paperwork".
The key message here for all groups is this: Don't financially reward the wrong care and demand transparency.
If we hide the true cost of health care by making it always appear free to people, they will get too much of the wrong care, and not enough of the right.
Acts of omission (failure to give care) are more difficult to recognise, capture and monitor than acts of commission (giving the wrong care).
Although acts of omission (failing to diagnose or provide required care) are thought to be twice as prevalent as acts of commission (providing the wrong care) [ 28] acts of omission are known to be more difficult to recognise, capture and monitor [ 29].
Vincent Sirangelo, Anna Erika's operator, said the home had done nothing wrong in caring for the two.
"The children enjoyed the 'goodies' and the 'baddies', as they reinforced their own understanding of right and wrong and caring for each other," Duxbury says.
We need to change this, partly so that we get a better gender balance across all industries, partly because it seems intrinsically wrong that caring for our children is seen as deserving less money than running a bank and mainly because while we keep associating women with low-paying areas, women will keep associating themselves with being worth less.
"But nobody expects to see a lot of prominent Republicans declaring that rejecting Medicaid expansion is wrong, that caring for Americans in need is more important than scoring political points against the Obama administration.
