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in the care of
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*in the care of someone and *in the charge of someone; *in someone's care; *under someone's care
in the keeping of someone. (*Typically: be ~; leave someone or something ~; place someone or something [into] ~.) I left the baby in the care of my mother. I placed the house into the care of my friend.
See also: care
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Long term care cost is still shouldered by one out of three people in care.
Long Term Care Cost - A Social Issue in the UK by Sean L Williams / News, opinion and commentary community
Studies have shown that transitions among provider settings can jeopardize patient safety and quality of care as a result of incomplete or inaccurate transfer of information, medication discrepancies and a highly variable practice in care following hospitalization.
Care transitions--defining the problem, finding solutions by Keberly, Mari Lou / Georgia Nursing
Help with incontinence care Live in Care You are probably looking for a service to suit you in a professional and affordable manner.
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