A small number of institutionalized patients might 'disappear', however, in chronic psychiatric care without GP's involvement.
Increases of up to 69.5% in the number of institutionalized individuals are expected by 2020 [ 4].
The societal costs of nursing staff turnover (particularly in the current environment of nursing staff shortages) are great, and can be expected to increase as the number of institutionalized older adults increases.
Reading the demographic tealeaves, Republican legislatures have institutionalized a number of clever and insidious ways to make it more difficult to vote for poor people, blacks, Latinos, and college students (all likely Democratic voters).
He befriended Frank Muller, who performed many of King's books, and in 2001, when the actor suffered a motorcycle crash that left him brain damaged, and, ultimately, institutionalized, King rallied a number of his blockbuster bestselling author friends to help pay Muller's medical bills.
If the cuts had gone through, a number of the young adults would have ended up institutionalized.
A number of countries do have policy and legislative and practical measures for institutionalizing disaster risk reduction.
A number of these programs are modelled after clinical ethics consultation services that began to be institutionalized in the 1980s.
She not only institutionalized his beliefs and ideas, spread his influence directly and indirectly in a number of spheres, particularly among young people — she also firmly established both his myth and the inviolability of it.
However, a number of studies that evaluate IMCI have demonstrated difficulties of implementing effective training and supervision, even though IMCI is relatively well institutionalized in national health systems [ 27- 29].
