Übersetzung für "Care chain" in Deutsch

She points to the pioneering work of a 'bereavement club' run by the Co-Operative Funeral Care chain.

In this article you will learn how to care for your chain so that it runs as wear-resistant as possible.

At all points in the medical care chain, from the lack of scientific evidence to the implementation in practical care, the focus must be on older people and their specific needs.

In the figure below you see that the information obtained from the devices can be viewed and influenced, if necessary, by different parties in the care chain on different levels through the internet portal.

Through a special organization model, HSK was able to demonstrate that the patient care chain from the home to cer tain out- and in-Patient facilities and back to the home had to be managed differently from how it used to be.

Take care that the chain is well going above the cut, with long tops or dresses they may well extend to the belly button.

Hansa Group 's medium- and long-term strategy is to expand the Care Chemicals value chain and to continue its profitable growth path.

The company is part of the international Group UDG Healthcare that is specialized in the entire service provider portfolio in the health care sector – supply chain, packaging, sales, marketing and medical technology.

Within a short span of time, UMS has achieved a sustainable recognition in its under and post-graduate academic programs in the field of Bio- technology and Forensic, Mass Communication, Public Relations,,Tourism Sciences,Business Administration, Petroleum Operation Management, Health Care Management, Supply chain and Logistic Management, Law and Industrial engineering offering information and security system programs.

Hansa Group ’s medium- and long-term strategy is to expand the Care Chemicals value chain and to continue its profitable growth path.

Care chains in these cases are continuous and last longer.

The UN-INSTRAW project defines care chains as transnational networks that enable the reproduction of everyday life.

However, be careful because the chain is under tension.

The care diamond also points to the different combinations of legal conditions that create different types of care chains.

Care chains seen in this light reflect a colonial relation in which instead of raw materials the social good of emotional work is (cheaply) acquired by the north.

It operates commercial bank, airline, steel, cement, telecom, petroleum and energy, education, sports, health care and even chains of grocery shops and bakeries.

Migrants leave the care of their own children in the hands of their daughters in these transnational care chains or pay neighbours a few cents whilst they care for other people’s babies in the north.

Embedded in care regimes that can be public, market, or community structures, care chains are complex and diverse (Yeates 2005).

Similar commissions from the international departments of FES included international and German-language experts conferences on topics such as gender-sensitive labour markets, municipal social policy as well as an international conference on Global Care Chains.

If we wish to speak about the existing link between transnational care chains, social exclusion, and social rights, then it is necessary to speak about the migrants' right to care, which means the right to receive care, the right to care for themselves, as well as the right to care for others.

With their concept of a transfer of social and emotional resources through care chains, Widding Isaksen, Sambasivan and Hochschild (2009) have shown that the costs of migration cannot merely be equated with the private costs of individual members of a community, but instead must also be seen as a cost to the community as a whole.