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Meanings of patient care in English

Services rendered by members of the health profession and non-professionals under their supervision.

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Usage of patient care in English
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Serious concern was raised in regard to nursing standards and patient care.
The Irish Times
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Background: Checklists can standardize patient care, reduce errors, and improve health outcomes.
Pubmed
3
WOC nurses had time management problems using MECALF during usual patient care.
Pubmed
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Dr. Raveen Bazaz agrees that the new technology might improve patient care.
Reuters
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Background: Many healthcare professionals use smartphones and tablets to inform patient care.
Pubmed
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This model may help improve training and patient care in inexperienced centers.
Pubmed
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The same nurse said: We're so short-staffed that patient care is compromised.
The Guardian
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Some recommendations, if widely adopted, would mean significant changes in patient care.
Reuters
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Most don't want to take action if it risks compromising patient care.
The Guardian
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Further studies are needed to develop prognosis signatures applicable in patient care.
Pubmed
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Even the language of patient care emphasizes the central role of vision.
Every patient tells a story: medical mysteries and the art of di...
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The consultant had raised concerns about clinical issues relating to patient care.
The Irish Times
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For dementias, functional neurosurgery may provide an adjunctive option in patient care.
Pubmed
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Other patient care givers may sense this withholding by the nurse searcher.
Humanistic Nursing
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If we do this, we can deliver huge benefits to patient care.
The Guardian
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He is not a doctor and frankly not involved in patient care.
Nano
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Ireland
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New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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