Dominated by a lack of consistency and care continuity, the system allows many individuals with mental illness to go untreated, remain unstable, and/or to mentally decompensate, leading to crisis outcomes such as homelessness, hospitalizations, and imprisonment.
I think I was one of the first outsiders to notice that Iceland's heterodoxy was yielding a surprisingly not-so-terrible post-crisis outcome.
But a crash is not the only possible post-crisis outcome: Prices can also stop rising and reach a higher plateau.
The abrupt shift of negotiations to provincial leaders, after days of fruitless talks with officials of local governments, suggested that Mr. Wang was taking charge and hoping to broker a peaceful settlement of a crisis whose outcome could weigh heavily on his political future.
The city finds itself amid a moral crisis, the outcome of which will determine whether southwest Pennsylvania truly is a welcoming place for immigrants.
Jeredith worked one on one with individuals in crisis, creating outcomes for children and families facing abuse, drug addiction, domestic violence, and broken homes.
He called the answer "obvious": No. "Since the global financial crisis, economic outcomes in the euro zone have been deeply disappointing," wrote Bernanke, who headed the Fed from 2006 to 2014 and now works as a Brookings Institution economist.
And they were all horribly wrong.When crisis strikes, the outcome is the result of a collision between two sets of beliefs: about what must be done and what can be done.
They argue that the present crisis is the outcome of a stalled transformation from manufacturing to services.
Stressors often lead to crises where the outcome was emergency hospitalization or institutionalization. Diagnosis disclosure of dementia may result in personal crisis where the person with dementia displays "grief reactions related to the experience of actual or anticipated losses associated dementia diagnosis" [ 25, 26].
