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Meanings of residential care in English

Catalan
atenció residencial
Spanish
acogimiento residencial

Long-term care provided in a non-home based residential setting.

atenció residencial
Usage of residential care in English
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Photo: RNZ Dr Bloomfield said aged residential care settings were very vulnerable.
Radio NZ
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We are living longer and could need more money for residential care.
The Irish Times
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Clinicians and care staff recommended that Íde be taken into residential care.
Independent.ie
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It didn't come out until they were in a residential care facility.
Radio NZ
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There are too few services, both in day care and residential care.
The Irish Times
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As a consequence, long-term residential care has become unaffordable for some people.
The Irish Times
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More than half the people in residential care suffer from a dementia.
The Irish Times
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The government has created a new residential care leadership board to improve commissioning.
The Guardian
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Has adequate provision been made for the future residential care of older people?
The Irish Times
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Use of lower-level residential care was unrelated to social networks of any type.
Pubmed
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The vast majority of residential care providers provide good, if not excellent care.
The Guardian
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The girl is in residential care with the North-eastern Health Board.
The Irish Times
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Both argue that Staying Put should be extended to children in residential care.
The Guardian
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The center specializes in short-term, post-acute rehabilitation and long-term residential care.
Reuters
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The hospital recommended that the Alexanders find the girl long-term psychiatric residential care.
Reuters
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So the church has to be more like long-term residential care.
Ebony
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