The study took place in the specific context of Flanders Belgiumm), which lays the emphasis on a compensation policy approach as opposed to a reintegration policy approach [ 19].
New strategies like promotion of physical activity while undergoing cancer treatment as well as an immediate reintegration after cessation of tumor therapy will have to be established to prevent significant bone loss due to cancer treatment.
Shaker Aamer, who was cleared for release by the US seven years ago, "requires psychiatric treatment, as well as reintegration into his family and society," according to a 20-page report of a medical evaluation carried out by Dr Emily Keram, an independent psychiatrist, who depicted a grim tale of Aamer's declining health after extended periods of torture and mistreatment.
Qualitative data also help reveal important areas for future inquiry such as improved reintegration programming incorporating members of a woman's family and the need to better understand the role of men in experiencing, preventing, and perpetrating violence.
He kept national reintegration as a central plank of his platform.
Mamadi Conde, a Guinean national working as a disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration officer.
As a prelude, perhaps, to reintegration, he has squeezed Belarus's language and history out of the curriculum.
In March she visited Germany, long watched by South Koreans as a model of national reintegration between thriving capitalists and struggling communists.
Draconian though it may sound, requesting that returnees assist in any "ward away" campaign, as a condition of their reintegration assistance, would make sense.
Other Brazilian studies [ 88] have underscored the importance of improved social and professional supports and reintegration as a key factor for effective treatment strategies for crack users.
