摘要: It is commonly assumed that one of the main reasons behind inefficiencies in the use of hospital beds is the lack of social care resources to provide care for older people following acute hospital episodes. As a result of the'under-provision'of social services and...
Account for意为“占据;占有”。A third of意为“三分之一”。Job growth意为“就业增长”。相比B选项,C选项未译出“就业增长”、“几乎”的含义,故B选项优于C选项。B选项得2分,C项得1分,A项得0分。反馈 收藏
This term refers to a strategy to expand the reach of a program or idea so it spreads like dandelion fluff in the wind. To do so, people aim to ensure their ideas take root in a variety of environments by emphasizing adaptability and resourcefulness. It’s an apt metaphor amid the growin...
Focusing on the enormous organizational and cultural changes that local authority social services have undergone since the 1990 NHS and Community Care Act, this volume provides an overview of the structure and function of social care at practice, management and policy levels. It contains contributions...
MEDICAL CARE ADMINISTRATION: The Shifting Social Scene and Family MedicineAn abstract is unavailable. This article is available as a PDF only.ELY, THOMAS S.Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine
period, according to officials of Sichuan Entry-Exit Frontier Inspection General Station. Data show that over half of these international tourists come from Southeast Asian nations. Among the top ten source countries, Malaysia and Thailand currently claim the ...
This report describes the approach to and results of an exploratory research into the effects ofthe use of social media by chronic patients on the quality of their health and care. To answerthe main question of this study (What are the effects of the use of social media on patients'health...
If you’re not familiar, here’s what social media marketing’s role in competitive intelligence can look like: Aggregate data on customer care interactions reveals strengths and weaknesses of competitor products or services. Content themes provide insights on the unique value props that competitors ...
in the blood donation process include the awareness of the urgent need for blood, the influence of social factors, the desire to provide for relatives or friends, and the boost to personal self-esteem accompanied by social recognition. Researchers researched and recorded these driving elements in ...
reported that healthcare professionals believed that social media networks were useful tools for communication, medication, health education, and patient advice [18]. Another study carried out in Saudi Arabia suggested that social media improved the knowledge and skills of healthcare professionals [29]...