Lim dates the institutionalization of the anti-intellectual Presidency to 1969, when Nixon established the Writing and Research Department, the first White House speechwriting office.
Old age is a form of institutionalization, Mr. Self notes.
Between 1904 and 1921, the rate of institutionalization for feeblemindedness nearly tripled.
Home health care is much cheaper and, for patients, generally preferable to lengthy hospital stays or other forms of institutionalization.
To evaluate the effectiveness of the Systematic Care Program for Dementia (SCPD) on patient institutionalization and to determine the predictors of institutionalization.
This thread of inquiry is based on a hydraulic model of institutionalization of transinstitutionalization. This hydraulic framework posits that there are many overlaps between public safety and mental health needs, and that psychiatric institutionalization and penal institutionalization are functionally dependent.
However, social innovation gets its momentum through the process of institutionalization of innovation.
The risk of institutionalization and functional decline is substantial after a hip fracture.
First, during the process of institutionalization, actors brought in features from other fields, creating heterogeneous networks.
Figure 1 Rates of institutionalization in the United States (per 100,000 adults), 1934 2001.
However, future study can explore other possible measures for the level of institutionalization.
