Past patients taking care of present patients.

You take care of your patients.

home treatment of patients who do not need clinical treatment,

Health care providers would be able to see a greater number of patients per day, particularly in cases related to home visiting, and this would particularly benefit understaffed health care institutions. Financial Times, 5 February 1997.

In addition, a project was launched to improve the care for patients at nursing and care homes.

This is about letting patients play a more active role in helping health care, in fixing health care.

It is dangerous for patients to recover from heart attacks at home.

60 percent of our asthma, stroke patients receive incomplete or inappropriate care.

Go home, go home. I'll take care of the order.

The White Yellow Cross Foundation has home nursing services for HIV AIDS patients.

Mothers take care of the children, take care of the home.

In the home care sector, an experiment with combining work and care was carried out that introduced Turkish and Moroccan family care providers to paid employment in the home care sector.

And I ask you, three words, please, to improve health care let patients help.

I don't care if you crawl home.

Especially noteworthy in sub Saharan Africa is the emphasis on community level involvement through home based care of AIDS patients in a number of countries, including Botswana, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Namibia and Zambia.

Many patients however prefer to have food brought in from home or outside the hospital.

That means doctors and nurses simply don't have the time to take care of patients.

Also, the share of health care services in private institutions is borne directly by patients.

Services to patients are offered by primary health care specialists family doctors, internists or paediatricians.

With the aim of improving the system of administering care for multi resistant TB patients

She's at home taking care of the kids.

I don't care if I never get home.

15. Gene therapy, for which patients sometimes require care for long periods, also raises a problem.

No one takes care of A Bao at home.

(g) Distribution of monthly dry rations of food commodities to pregnant women, nursing mothers and tuberculosis patients receiving care at UNRWA primary health care facilities

(c) Caregiving structures, new and sustainable partnerships home care, long term care systems, insurance, gender issues

Go home and start packing. I'll take care of Elizabeth.

That generally meant that patients in remote areas had very limited access to high quality, specialized medical care.

Another is to attract foreign patients to specialised clinics which provide high quality health care at competitive prices.

(k) Provision of specialist obstetrics, gynaecology and cardiology care secondary care through a hospitalization scheme for approximately 120,000 refugee patients at government and non governmental organization hospitals

On the other hand, the global trend of increasing medical costs and decreasing public health care budgets, with the consequent reduction of health care coverage, may encourage a larger number of patients to look for health treatment in countries where the price quality ratio is more advantageous than at home.

A woman's place is at home and she takes care of raising children, and the man works outside home and takes care of material security of the family.

Home care is a social care service provided by local governments that enables persons with limited ability to take care of themselves to stay at their home and in the daily routine they are used to.

There are 1,204 beds for adult TB patients and 53 beds for paediatric patients in terms of in patient care (in 1992, when the epidemiological situation was similar, there were 5,535 beds).

Women and girls generally bear the brunt of home based care.

Contributions towards the pension insurance of persons providing home care are paid depending on the care category and the extent of care and nursing.

The most successful and radical of these initiatives is the Chronic Care Model developed by Edward Wagner, an American doctor. Less sweeping is the Medical Home Model, also developed in the US, which seeks to create teams of caregivers to provide better access and continuity of care to patients suffering from multiple diseases.

In 2004, UNICEF supported home based care for young children in 70 countries and centre based care in 84.

The clinic is located in section 21 and currently has 823 patients medical care is provided free of charge and the atmosphere is one of quality care and confidentiality.

We have taken care of over 1,000 indigent patients that could have died, including four free pacemakers in patients with complete heart block. For those that understand cardiology, complete heart block means certain death.

In 2001, home care was provided to 6,687 people (in 2000 6,818).

I don't care how surprised you are. I want to go home.

And don't worry. I'II take care of everything till you come home.

The Association's activities concern 1) informing the population, 2) informing health services officials, 3) early diagnosis 4) socio psychological support of patients and their relatives, and (5) rehabilitation and post therapeutic care of oncological patients.

The municipal council shall ensure that persons whose condition requires constant attendance and care which cannot be provided in their own home during the day are admitted to a day care home.