Sentences with phrase «diligent care of»

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HERB KELLEHER: The spirit of Southwest Airlines is exuberant, it's caring, it's dedicated, it's diligent, it's fun, it's rewarding, it's a joy.

As U.S. Sen. Obama's adviser on faith issues on Capitol Hill, as candidate Obama's religious affairs director on his 2008 campaign, and as President Obama's director of the White House faith - based initiative, I have had the honor of seeing firsthand the life and heart of a president who cares deeply about his country, his family and his God, in times of prayer, conversation and diligent work.

There is no way I would have ever been under the care of a midwife (I was high risk all the way) but it is still terrifying knowing my sweet healthy boy could have easily been a stillbirth without all the high tech and diligent monitoring by my medical team.

While this might sound frightening to women who have had a history of miscarriage, one or multiple losses, this information can be used to alert them to be more diligent with getting early prenatal care and to be watchful for potential pregnancy complications with subsequent pregnancies.

With diligent self - care and adherence to your doctor's directions, you can reduce your risk of a recurrence.

From bold actions to thoughtful and diligent attention to the needs of each constituent, County Executive Hein brings commitment, caring and creative problem solving to his work every day.

I've been diligent with my workout routines for a number of years now but for some reason, I wasn't able to apply that same diligence when it comes to the care of my skin.

Since it's in lots of skin care products (espeically toners), I'm going to be diligent about checking ingredient labels and making sure not to buy products that have alcohol.

It's only recent that I've been diligent about taking care of my skin.

I am someone who is a total nut about taking care of my skin, and I have to say, being diligent definitely comes with great results (as specially as I get older!)

We are all just being really diligent to make sure she is well taken care of and trying to comfort her as much as possible.

I have rosacea, and even when I'm diligent about my skin care sometimes I have quite a bit of redness in the middle of my face.

I'm a Thai woman seeking caucasian men who are kind, calm, loves family, joyful, true love, able to taking care of me, caring, diligent, quality leadership, love me as who i am, loves my family, taller than me, good mood, kind hearted, calm, not party, drink a little bit is ok and non smoker

A diligent pastor and ever meticulous scholar, the President of the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care offers us, in this work, a further demonstration of his catechetic talent and theological depth.

Therefore, it is extremely important to take a diligent care in dealing with a potential case of identity theft.

With diligent observation at home and knowledge about the diseases that may affect your friend's bones, joints, or muscles you will be able to take great care of him throughout his life.

Unfortunately, there is no cure for chronic bronchitis, but through diligent care you can help reduce the severity of your dog's symptoms by contacting your veterinarian right away if you suspect a problem.

Remember, regardless of how diligent you are, there is a likelihood your pet will need a procedure at some point in their life — unfortunately, some pets need them every year — but routine care slows the process of dental disease and facilitates discovery of dental issues at a much earlier stage of disease.

From the initial assessment and treatment of a wound through all stages of its care, the veterinary technician greatly impacts the patient's recovery through diligent monitoring and careful observation.

By providing diligent care in this regard, technicians play a vital role in the outcome of their patients.

With diligent and consistent care, many of these cats can live for years.

Prevention While you may not be able to prevent your pet from initially developing lower urinary tract disease, you may be able to help prevent recurrence of the disease with the right diet and diligent care.

Diligent dental care is essential for the health of your pet.

The patient's overall health, the cost of specific treatments, and the owner's willingness to provide home oral hygiene must be taken into account prior to performing periodontal therapy — without likelihood of diligent home care subsequently, periodontal therapy is not indicated, and severely involved teeth should be extracted.

Elliot needs a home with someone who is home a lot and will be diligent in taking care of his ears and skin.

A stray cat in Newfoundland, Canada is our pick for Mama Cat of the Year, thanks to the adorably diligent care she provided to her one and only kitten.

So be diligent in taking care of your puppy and be always alert to the condition of your pet's health.

But for that they require diligent, proactive and attentive owners who take good care of their Bulldog.

Purebred breed clubs have been diligent in tracking health issues regarding their breed and contributing to studies and perhaps owners of these breeds have been owners who followed through on good veterinary care?

Left untreated, gum disease can lead to tooth loss, pain and bacteria in the bloodstream that can cause more serious health problems, especially if diligent oral care and dental treats weren't part of your dog's puppyhood.

It is important that all artists who care about preserving their bodies of work and the integrity of the art print and multiples they create be diligent about making proper disclosure of the art edition to their buyers and ensure that the disclosure is indelible by using the Fine Art Registry tagging system, database and Multiples Certificate of Disclosure.

A lawsuit pursued against an individual physician will require consideration of whether the physician has met the requisite standard of care, which is assessed in comparison to «the conduct of a prudent and diligent doctor in the same circumstances.»

I am diligent with taking care of my mind and my body.

The vast majority of doctors, nurses and other care providers are competent and diligent professionals.

Because there are many kinds of nursing home abuse, loved ones, family and friends of a nursing home resident or long term care resident must be diligent about signs and symptoms of abuse, including the onset of bed sores.

I am really happy that our diligent attempt to take care of our members is getting noticed!!

Long term care riders are increasingly being demanded by worried spouses and diligent financial planners who recognize that the cost of nursing home care is something that needs to be addressed early on in the retirement planning process.

For one thing, tenants who carry these policies tend to be more diligent with their rental properties and take better care of their things.

Part of good on - going career care is diligent cultivation your network and strategic relationships while you don't need them, so they will be ready for when you do.

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Implemented client care efficiency model for 100 clients, including diligent medication management; improved scheduling of psychiatric appointments and daily groups; and continued services to promote clients» recovery.

Highly creative, diligent, and multifaceted professional, with comprehensive years of experience within an acute care and clinical hospital setting with a proven track record of successful training as a pharmaceutical technician, a radiographer and a nuclear medicine technologist.

● Diligent, hardworking server seeking a position with Hilton Suites utilizing customer care and food service acumen to attain the highest level of guest satisfaction.

Diligent Recruitment of Families for Children in the Foster Care System Discretionary Grant Cluster

Support Matters: Lessons From the Field on Services for Adoption, Foster, and Kinship Care Families (PDF - 1,454 KB) National Resource Center for Diligent Recruitment at AdoptUSKids (2017) Provides guidance on using support services to recruit families, assess family needs, use data to demonstrate the value of services, and implement programs.

Title of Program Announcement: Diligent Recruitment of Families for Children in the Foster Care System

Diligent Search Resources Florida's Center for the Advancement of Child Welfare Practice Provides a training manual and forms for conducting a diligent search for relative caregivers of children in foster care in Diligent Search Resources Florida's Center for the Advancement of Child Welfare Practice Provides a training manual and forms for conducting a diligent search for relative caregivers of children in foster care in diligent search for relative caregivers of children in foster care in Florida.

Diligent Search Resources Florida's Center for Child Welfare (2017) Provides forms and information for conducting a diligent search for relative caregivers of children in foster care in Diligent Search Resources Florida's Center for Child Welfare (2017) Provides forms and information for conducting a diligent search for relative caregivers of children in foster care in diligent search for relative caregivers of children in foster care in Florida.

The project was funded as one the Children's Bureau's eight 5 - year grants in its Diligent Recruitment of Families for Children in the Foster Care System grant cluster.

Barriers and Success Factors in Adoption from Foster Care: Perspectives of Lesbian and Gay Families (PDF - 420 KB) National Resource Center for Diligent Recruitment at AdoptUSKids (2013) Provides findings from follow - up interviews with 10 lesbian and gay families who participated in a study that investigated barriers faced by families in the process of adopting a child from foster cCare: Perspectives of Lesbian and Gay Families (PDF - 420 KB) National Resource Center for Diligent Recruitment at AdoptUSKids (2013) Provides findings from follow - up interviews with 10 lesbian and gay families who participated in a study that investigated barriers faced by families in the process of adopting a child from foster carecare.