- Look up
respite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Respite may be:
Respite (law), a
delay in the
imposition of
sentence Respite care,
planned or emergency...
- In the
field of healthcare,
respite care is
either planned care or
temporary emergency healthcare that is
provided to the caregiver(s) of a
child patient...
- A
respite is a
delay in the
imposition of
sentence but in no way
modifies a
sentence or
addresses questions of due process,
guilt or innocence. The pardon...
-
Medical respite care, also
referred to as
recuperative care, is
acute and post-acute
medical care for
homeless persons who are too ill or
frail to recover...
- be jeopardized.
Respite care is one of the
services that Alzheimer's
caregivers say they need most. One
study found that if
respite care
delays institutionalization...
- "Griftwood" Forge,
Peter Svensson, Klas Åhlund 5:16 11. "Bite of P****age"
Forge 0:31 12. "
Respite on the Spitalfields" Forge, Berg 6:42
Total length: 46:21...
- A Few Days of
Respite (French:
Quelques jours de répit) is a 2011 French-Algerian
drama film
written and
directed by Amor Hakkar. It
competed in the World...
-
Louise Trust,
based in Stoke-on-Trent,
since 2002. The
charity offers respite and
palliative care to
terminally ill and life-limited
children who are...
-
ancient English law-books, the
phrase "contramandatio placiti"
signifies a
respiting, or
giving the
defendant more time to answer; or, an imparlance, or countermanding...
- know it?".
Economic Policy Institute. "Britain's
election offers little respite for its woes:
Brexit is both a
cause and a
symptom of the country's troubles"...
