Significados de substandard care en inglés

He said at least one in five people receiving residential aged care had experienced substandard care.

In the meantime, there is a real risk that some patients will continue to receive substandard care.

Burgess said she was provided substandard care at the hospital, was criticised for not having enough nappies.

Burgess said she was provided substandard care at the hospital, and was criticised for not having enough nappies.

Almost half of the 10,000-plus public submissions referred to substandard care, he added.

Factors as substandard care are frequently reported in the international literature and there are similar reports in the Netherlands.

Either way, people will likely experience substandard care. Ted Schwab, a partner in Oliver Wyman's Health and Life Sciences Practice, concurs.

Objective: To determine what factors related to health services in France might explain substandard care of severe morbidity due to obstetric haemorrhage.

The royal commission will look at the extent of substandard care, mistreatment and abuse, systemic failures and ways to improve the sector.

Every day without a funding decision is another day where people, including those with dementia, face huge costs for often substandard care.

A provider of home-based support services faces possible legal action over seriously substandard care given to a 35-year-old man with a significant intellectual impairment.

A consultant's substandard care was to blame for the delayed diagnosis of breast cancer in 14 women in Northern Ireland, a report said today.

But abortion opponents said the laws cited by the Center for Reproductive Rights aim to protect women from a sometimes unscrupulous industry peddling substandard care.

The Auckland District Health Board has made a confidential payout to the family of a man who died of meningitis, admitting he got substandard care.