adequate care

Children within a family have the right to protection and adequate care.

Yes, particularly when the patient's family can provide adequate care.

Yet nearly 60 percent of the people in treatment do not receive adequate care, the researchers found.

"There is no way they can deliver adequate care with these cuts."

Instead, it gave both sides 60 days to come up with a plan that would produce adequate care.

And a large segment of the population lacks access to adequate care.

It is totally undesirable in terms of people getting adequate care.

To provide adequate care, he added, "we are going to have to see radical changes in the way hospitals do business."

Even if manufacturers take adequate care, they will still make some defective products.

Can Europe' s rural environment count on adequate care and financial means?

But 13 percent of nursing homes fail to provide adequate care for daily living.

In many cases such housing provides the best combination of privacy and adequate care.

However, as Jackie said, it isn't too difficult to take adequate care and avoid these problems.

Fewer than half of the Americans with schizophrenia receive adequate care, according to a 1998 national study.

Great things will arise from my Sisters, provided they can be chosen with adequate care.

It's fine to let patients go home so long as there is a adequate care and support when they get there.

With adequate care and good nutrition, the man's ulcer healed.

With provision of adequate care and attention, common goldfish can become tame.

Her oldest son was born in a hospital, where she said she received "adequate care."

He was a regular, in and out for years because he didn't get adequate care at home.

Unable to provide adequate care for them, it saw fit to ship nearly 100,000 westward to start a new life with families across America.

"The necessary components are love, affection, proper shelter and adequate care," he said.

This often occurred when the father alone had parental responsibility and was too busy or preoccupied to provide adequate care.

It is a fact that with adequate care for parks and plazas, crime there disappears.

From the seventh month onwards, with adequate care, a child born before full term has a good chance of survival.