care provider

collocation in English

meanings of careand provider

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care
noun
uk /keər/ us /ker/
the process of protecting someone or something and providing what that person or ...
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provider
noun[C]
uk /prəˈvaɪ.dər/ us /prəˈvaɪ.dɚ/
someone who ...
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Examples of care provider

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Anecdotal evidence suggests, however, that there is significant choice of residential careprovider on offer in major cities and seaside towns.
The role of the hospice nurse f or pressure ulcers is as an educator rather than wound careprovider.
These issues pertain to the informal careprovider as well.
Extrapolating from codes of secondary care ethics may prove confusing and misleading to the primary careprovider.
This of course is only possible with a patient who is cooperative and recognizes and trusts the careprovider.
A cash payment to the careprovider has, at face value, considerable merit.
The participants in this study required continuity of health careprovider.
There is also great potential to develop outcome research to compare the impact of different skill=health careprovider input to the care process.
The primary health careprovider must liaise with patients, make treatment decisions and process patient information, all of which have an ethics dimension.
Such respite can allow the careprovider to get away for a much-needed vacation.
A careprovider with complicated psychological issues can disrupt a support group.
If smoking is to be permitted, it must be constantly supervised and smoking materials kept secure under the control of the careprovider.
Successful delivery of telecare is not only dependent on the ability of the careprovider to meet users' needs.
In addition, we also assessed the implications of whether patients had contact with a professional careprovider before or after the onset of psychosis.
It is estimated to affect most balances positively, except choice/ quality for the careprovider, gender equity and the creation of a welfare mix.
Payments to the careprovider do not tend to be strongly rights-based.
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