Traduction de «care staff » (Anglais → Français) :

direct care staff

care staff | care personnel

health care staff

Day Care Staff Qualifications Review Committee

apply nursing care in long term care | integrate principles of nursing care in long-term-care | apply nursing care in long-term care | promote nursing care in long-term care

manage youths' psychiatric care needs | prioritise children's psychiatric care needs | look after youths' psychiatric care needs | prioritise youths' psychiatric care needs

give nutrition-based advice in care | identify professional dietetic quality of care | ensure dietetic interventions in care | identify the dietetic professional quality of care

Federal-Provincial-Territorial Subcommittee on Continuing care [ Subcommittee on Continuing Care | Federal/Provincial/Territorial Subcommittee on Long term Care | Subcommittee on Home Care | Subcommittee on Long Term Institutional Care | Interprovincial/Federal Group on Continuing Care ]

central staff | core staff | crack staff | staff committee

violation of a duty of care | breach of a duty of care | breach of a general duty of care | failure to comply with an objective standard of conduct

There is still a tendency to allocate ‘educational’ work to qualified staff, and ‘care’ to less qualified staff, which often leads to a lack of continuity in the individual child's care and education.

I would also like to add my deepest thanks and express my appreciation for the staff at the many care centres across the country, including Maureen and her staff at my sister's care place in Saskatchewan.

Question No. 983 Ms. Christine Moore: With regard to the decision to send Canadian Forces personnel to Afghanistan: (a) what specific evaluations of the additional requirements and costs for health-care services for the Forces (funding and budget, health-care staff and professionals, their areas of specialization, organizational structure, evaluation tools, recruiting programs, and any other aspects) were conducted before or after this decision, including evaluations of (i) the requirements of the mission in Canada and in the field, (ii) the long-term needs of service personnel and veterans following the mission, (iii) mental-health asse ...[+++]ssments; (b) what were the findings and recommendations of these evaluations, and (i) what recommendations were implemented and to what extent, (ii) what recommendations were not implemented and why, (iii) what follow-up was conducted on the recommendations that were implemented; (c) what programs and recruitment campaigns were introduced for health-care staff and professionals; and (d) how many health-care staff and professionals were recruited while Canadian Forces personnel were deployed to Afghanistan, and to what extent has the number of medical staff and health-care professionals increased compared with the number of uniformed Canadian Forces service persons deployed?

Community care, home care, residential care and day care are labour-intensive sectors in which staff costs account for the majority of the overall expenditure.