care delivery
- noun
- Specialized
- Opinion leaders adopt technology and a new care delivery model.
- health care delivery
- care delivery system
- care delivery model
No new science, no new drugs, no new procedures, no new surgeries, just consistency, absolute consistency of care delivery.
- No new science, no new drugs, no new procedures, no new surgeries, just consistency, absolute consistency of care delivery.
Examples
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Health care professionals have significantly improved care delivery through innovative practices.
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We must improve health care delivery systems in order to manage the consequences of attacks.
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We are well received now and are counted as part of the care delivery team.
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Professional translation services must, therefore, become part of the basic health care delivery system.
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Health care professionals and consumers have witnessed a revolution in health care delivery during the past decade.
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Every single facet of health care delivery has the potential to improve through lean process analysis.
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Managed health care, although still evolving as a care delivery system, is not a passing fad.
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The broader implications of its philosophy on health care delivery are far-reaching.
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Research into the trade-off between efficiency and effectiveness in health care delivery is evolving.
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Strategies that challenge the status quo and set a new precedent for budget-conscious health care delivery are, thus, required.
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Synonyms
Looking after something to keep it in good condition
Services that help people stay well or get better
Medical services that help prevent and treat physical and mental illness
Help from doctors and nurses for illness or injury
The way health services are organized and given to people
A service that helps people stay healthy and get better when sick
The way health services are set up and given to people
How Comprehensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase 'care delivery' is directly compositional: it denotes the delivery (provision) of care, so a learner who knows 'care' (treatment/support) and 'delivery' (the act of providing) can infer it refers to providing healthcare services. The 'delivery of X' pattern is common across languages and follows ordinary noun-noun composition, making this meaning predictable for a B1 learner.
Etymology
Care delivery uses the image of delivery, like bringing a package to someone's door, to show health workers bringing care to patients. So it means how health services are organized and given to people ('giving health care').