Sentences with phrase «inadequate care»

In part this is a matter of inadequate care and reflection.

After all, it is the expert's job to explain the medicine to the jury and why this particular doctor provided inadequate care under the circumstances.

Unfortunately, many of the devastating injuries that occur during birth can be difficult to diagnose and may have causes aside from inadequate care during the birthing process.

The impact of ongoing trauma can be an accumulation of single repeated events, such as inadequate care, or a number of events such as family violence, verbal abuse or harsh discipline.

But among other things, the civil justice system is supposed to compensate victims of grossly inadequate care or gross failures of care.

Researchers found many of these sites provided inadequate care.

For instance, he said the jail is being criticized for inadequate care for inmates with mental illness despite the fact the county Mental Health Department is responsible for those patients, not the sheriff.

In addition to the tens of millions of Americans who lack health insurance, those with insurance often get inadequate care because the fractured American health care system makes it difficult for individuals to make appropriate health care choices.

Since Armor got a Nassau contract in mid-2011, the Commission of Correction has found the company provided inadequate care in the deaths of four inmates — including two 2014 fatalities it found «may have been prevented.»

Experts say her case clearly shows that Pap smears alone don't save lives, and that some women end up with cancer because of inadequate care after a Pap smear.

HSUS also visited several of the breeding facilities used by the stores and witnessed animals «living in filthy, barren cages reeking of urine, with inadequate care and socialization.»

The Nursing Home Reform Act (NHRA) was first created in 1987 after a study published by the Institute of Medicine discovered that nursing home residents were routinely being abused, neglected and given inadequate care.

The eggs mature into the infective stage of the parasite in the environment and are then swallowed with dirt that is either eaten on purpose (pica) or inadvertently (through inadequate care and hygiene).

North Preston (January 26, 2016)-- On January 9 2015 The Nova Scotia SPCA Cruelty Investigations team responded to a call regarding a male German Shepherd who was kept in a barn and receiving inadequate care.

Limit the number of animals: As evidenced by the Allegan County case, the potential for neglect and inadequate care increases significantly when the number of breeding animals becomes unmanageable.

Dogs and puppies lived in appalling conditions; including filthy, barren cages reeking of urine and general inadequate care and socialization.

These are important contacts to have, as many of these extraordinary creatures will wither away under inadequate care.

The firm which previously represented a patient from the East Devon region says that inadequate care led to their client undergoing an unnecessary below the knee amputation — circumstances which the firm hopes will be prevented in future cases.

Improper or inadequate care by obstetricians and other medical personnel immediately following a child's birth may also result in asphyxia injuries to a child.

If this pattern of inadequate care continues, the child likely becomes insecurely attached and builds his future from an insecure model.

Mourning or early inadequate care?

Nancy Loome, executive director of the Parents» Campaign, a public - school advocacy group based in Jackson, told the Jackson Free Press in January that the schools can not be wholly blamed for inadequate care of special - needs students.

To askmehow - How about our «nation building» in Afghanistan while our returned veterans get inadequate care and economic support???

This means the child has had a significant disruption in his / her early relationships including, but not limited to; physical and / or emotional abuse or neglect, traumatic loss of a primary care giver and / or inadequate care in an out of home placement.

 The HSUS investigators «witnessed and documented the deplorable conditions at some of these puppy mills, including puppies living in filthy, barren cages reeking of urine, with inadequate care and socialization.

Keeping up with cleanings and at home brushing is also much more affordable than dealing with the diseases that can result from inadequate care!

Veterinarians and pet guardians could be sued for providing what another individual might regard as inadequate care.»

Incompetent nursing home staff that provides inadequate care to residents may increase the rate of ailments at the nursing home.

Overall, the research supports that RAD is a result of inadequate care giving.

He says staff shortages can lead to inadequate care and even to abuse.

He said the overstressed and underpaid workers could lead to inadequate care for the patients, and a return to the bad old days of neglect of the disabled.

He said staff shortages can lead to inadequate care and even abuse.

He says the overstressed and underpaid workers could lead to inadequate care for the patients and a return to the bad old days of neglect of the disabled.

AKC «Breeder of Merit» had underweight dogs, some without water or food; received two official state warnings for inadequate care.

Please be thorough in doing your research because inadequate care could result in a temperamental or medically disadvantaged Greyhound.

Inadequate care and inadequate supervision of limited staffers resulted in residents continually running the risk of not having their needs met, which put them at higher risk for serious injuries and illnesses, the lawsuit alleges.

If you suspect that an Indiana nursing home is providing or has provided inadequate care to your loved one, contact an experienced Indiana nursing home attorney as soon as possible.

We are advising an increasing number of patients where unfortunately, similar to this case, inadequate care has been provided at each stage of the process.

Latest statistics from Diabetes UK shows that diabetics in Hampshire, particularly Southampton were at a higher risk of having a limb amputated due to inadequate care.

The estate of a nursing - home patient who fell and broke her hip, allegedly due to inadequate care, was entitled to broad discovery of the facility's patient care records, personnel files, and financial information.

Three main groupings of stress factors leading to accommodation were identified: behavioural problems, abuse and neglect, and, slightly less noticeably, inadequate care and relationship problems.

In addition, few studies have been conducted with samples of home - reared infants exposed to inadequate care.