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Meanings of domiciliary care in English
Supportive care provided in the home by non-health personnel, in contrast to home health care.
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Examples for "home care"
Examples for "home care"
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He called on Health Minister Mark Drakeford to review home care services.
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The Fair Deal scheme provides financial support for long-term nursing home care.
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Some co-operatives in the UK are delivering home care services at scale.
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Nearly £1 million of the award is for nursing and home care.
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It also involves in the mattress rental and related home care services.
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The Company's care options include in-home care, serviced apartments and care center.
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More complaints of poor service have emerged in the Wellington in-home care sector.
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Recent innovations include model programs that provide structured problem-solving interventions and tailored in-home care.
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More complaints are coming in about the poor treatment of Wellington in-home care clients.
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Unions said the ruling will worsen conditions for low-wage workers and lead to substandard in-home care.
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The challenge facing health and social care services is reaching that scale.
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Is the new CQC rating system consistent across health and social care?
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How good is the social care sector at building an evidence base?
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The health and social care relationship is in a state of upheaval.
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When asked, Are you in favour of integrating health and social care?
Usage of domiciliary care in English
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Conclusions: The information and communication technology-enhanced integrated domiciliary care program was cost-effective.
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Background: Information and communication technology may provide domiciliary care programs with continuity of care.
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Both trends mean that demand for residential and domiciliary care is bound to rise.
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It's the outlook for domiciliary care that looks more challenging.
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We also run a helpline for crisis support and give advice on accessing social and domiciliary care.
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For an example, see our film that looks at how excellence can be achieved in domiciliary care services.
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Once the domiciliary care workforce was made up of local authority home helps who had valued, secure jobs.
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The work on best value, following the 1999 Local Government Act, sparked the growth of independent domiciliary care provision.
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The original Gheel in Belgium is a colony where for many years lunatics have been sent for domiciliary care.
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The majority of social care delivered to people is provided by voluntary and independent sector domiciliary care and care home providers.
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She's a care worker in the north-east, doing adult social care -so called domiciliary care, visiting people in their homes.
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This was followed by the best value regime which acted as a catalyst for the development of a market in domiciliary care.
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Care home providers face rising costs of food and fuel, and domiciliary care providers are particularly affected by the rising cost of petrol.
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Sovereign Capital, meanwhile, has become a major provider of domiciliary care and fostering services through its buyout of small agencies and fostering firms.
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No other model of UK social care as currently configured -be it residential, nursing or domiciliary care -can deliver on that.
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The mother of an autistic child has lost her High Court application to overturn a refusal to pay her the domiciliary care allowance.
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Translations for domiciliary care
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Domiciliary care across language varieties
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