Meanings of specialise care in English

All five were conducted in ambulatory care: three in primary clinical care and two in specialised care.

I needed urgent and specialised care in order to survive the accident and make the best possible recovery.

Neonatal specialised care is a high-cost NHS service received by approximately 80,000 newborn infants each year.

It's believed the nurse provided specialised care to a single patient and had limited contact with a very small number of colleagues.

Background: Elderly trauma patients represent a unique clientele requiring specialised care but they rarely benefit from standardised care strategies within trauma systems.

With the numbers of autistic children rising so rapidly, it is time to provide the specialised care they need, writes Carl O'Brien.

Three care pathways -supported care, assisted care and specialised care -should be developed as part of a new model of maternity care.

This institution should cater for the generality of children's illnesses in the capital but should also draw patients requiring highly- specialised care from the entire country.

She "provided specialised care" to a single patient, and had some contact with colleagues, NSW Health said in a media alert on Friday evening.

Revenue was up 15 percent to $152.4m as it continued to concentrate on specialised care facilities to treat dementia and other conditions.