Definition of healthcare in English:

healthcare

nounˈhɛlθkɛːˈhɛlθkɛr

mass noun, often as modifier The organized provision of medical care to individuals or a community.
healthcare professionals
Example sentencesExamples
- A rash of external inspection is affecting the delivery of health care around the world.
- The costs included the direct medical costs of health care within the programme and elsewhere.
- We have to put more individual responsibility in making wise health-care choices.
- The community deserves a say in the development of its health-care program, he said.
- Most of us know health-care costs are spiraling out of control in this country but this raises a question.
- This would lead to reduction in medical costs and improvement in health care.
- There's even a laptop computer for use by other health-care professionals.
- How much of the health care has been peeled away, by so-called health-care reform?
- Not only do latex allergies threaten health-care workers, but patients are also at risk.
- Stimulants were the most commonly prescribed drugs in both health-care systems.
- The regulatory bodies cover most professionals who work in health care including nurses.
- The volume should be of help in rationalizing the use of these products in health care.
- It is difficult for patients, it is difficult for health-care professionals, and it is difficult for society.
- Many of the primary care trusts that commission health care are also in crisis.
- His aim is to reshape US health care by changing the way that medicine is taught.
- More than three times as many were most concerned about Medicare and health care or jobs and the economy.
- Is our objective to increase knowledge, change attitudes, or improve health care?
- Electronic communication promises to revolutionise the delivery of health care.
- There are few more basic needs than efficient and safe health care provision.
- It will have wide effects, as Medicare pays for much health care in the United States.

Definition of healthcare in US English:

healthcare

nounˈhelTHkerˈhɛlθkɛr

often as modifier The organized provision of medical care to individuals or a community.
as modifier healthcare workers
Example sentencesExamples
- Is our objective to increase knowledge, change attitudes, or improve health care?
- It will have wide effects, as Medicare pays for much health care in the United States.
- The volume should be of help in rationalizing the use of these products in health care.
- Most of us know health-care costs are spiraling out of control in this country but this raises a question.
- His aim is to reshape US health care by changing the way that medicine is taught.
- How much of the health care has been peeled away, by so-called health-care reform?
- The community deserves a say in the development of its health-care program, he said.
- A rash of external inspection is affecting the delivery of health care around the world.
- The costs included the direct medical costs of health care within the programme and elsewhere.
- Not only do latex allergies threaten health-care workers, but patients are also at risk.
- We have to put more individual responsibility in making wise health-care choices.
- There's even a laptop computer for use by other health-care professionals.
- Many of the primary care trusts that commission health care are also in crisis.
- It is difficult for patients, it is difficult for health-care professionals, and it is difficult for society.
- There are few more basic needs than efficient and safe health care provision.
- This would lead to reduction in medical costs and improvement in health care.
- Stimulants were the most commonly prescribed drugs in both health-care systems.
- Electronic communication promises to revolutionise the delivery of health care.
- The regulatory bodies cover most professionals who work in health care including nurses.
- More than three times as many were most concerned about Medicare and health care or jobs and the economy.

单词	healthcare
释义	Definition of healthcare in English: healthcare nounˈhɛlθkɛːˈhɛlθkɛr mass noun, often as modifier The organized provision of medical care to individuals or a community. healthcare professionals Example sentencesExamples A rash of external inspection is affecting the delivery of health care around the world. The costs included the direct medical costs of health care within the programme and elsewhere. We have to put more individual responsibility in making wise health-care choices. The community deserves a say in the development of its health-care program, he said. Most of us know health-care costs are spiraling out of control in this country but this raises a question. This would lead to reduction in medical costs and improvement in health care. There's even a laptop computer for use by other health-care professionals. How much of the health care has been peeled away, by so-called health-care reform? Not only do latex allergies threaten health-care workers, but patients are also at risk. Stimulants were the most commonly prescribed drugs in both health-care systems. The regulatory bodies cover most professionals who work in health care including nurses. The volume should be of help in rationalizing the use of these products in health care. It is difficult for patients, it is difficult for health-care professionals, and it is difficult for society. Many of the primary care trusts that commission health care are also in crisis. His aim is to reshape US health care by changing the way that medicine is taught. More than three times as many were most concerned about Medicare and health care or jobs and the economy. Is our objective to increase knowledge, change attitudes, or improve health care? Electronic communication promises to revolutionise the delivery of health care. There are few more basic needs than efficient and safe health care provision. It will have wide effects, as Medicare pays for much health care in the United States. Definition of healthcare in US English: healthcare nounˈhelTHkerˈhɛlθkɛr often as modifier The organized provision of medical care to individuals or a community. as modifier healthcare workers Example sentencesExamples Is our objective to increase knowledge, change attitudes, or improve health care? It will have wide effects, as Medicare pays for much health care in the United States. The volume should be of help in rationalizing the use of these products in health care. Most of us know health-care costs are spiraling out of control in this country but this raises a question. His aim is to reshape US health care by changing the way that medicine is taught. How much of the health care has been peeled away, by so-called health-care reform? The community deserves a say in the development of its health-care program, he said. A rash of external inspection is affecting the delivery of health care around the world. The costs included the direct medical costs of health care within the programme and elsewhere. Not only do latex allergies threaten health-care workers, but patients are also at risk. We have to put more individual responsibility in making wise health-care choices. There's even a laptop computer for use by other health-care professionals. Many of the primary care trusts that commission health care are also in crisis. It is difficult for patients, it is difficult for health-care professionals, and it is difficult for society. There are few more basic needs than efficient and safe health care provision. This would lead to reduction in medical costs and improvement in health care. Stimulants were the most commonly prescribed drugs in both health-care systems. Electronic communication promises to revolutionise the delivery of health care. The regulatory bodies cover most professionals who work in health care including nurses. More than three times as many were most concerned about Medicare and health care or jobs and the economy.
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