Sentence examples for dependency services from inspiring English sources

The director of chemical dependency services at Lutheran Medical Center in Brooklyn said he was reviewing the program.

"From my experience working with people living in these houses, for most of them it's a good experience," said Kathy Ayers-Lanzillota, program administrator of chemical dependency services at Catholic Charities and president of the Quality Consortium, a group of 24 nonprofit treatment centers.

Ginny Hubert, development director for the Hempstead school district, said the community was "now able to refer families who might be in crisis to a one-stop shopping center for every possible service that has to do with families: youth services, chemical dependency services, anything that impacts the success of our students.

The rules have "increased the incidence of homelessness among them, and hindered their access to medical treatment, drug and alcohol dependency services, psychological counseling and other rehabilitative social services available to all parolees," Baxter wrote.

This pillar calls for decentralization and for integrating HIV care and treatment with other HIV and non-HIV services such as drug dependency services, maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH), or tuberculosis (TB) services.

Sentinel surveillance in England for 2010 showed that a higher proportion of people in prison tested positive for hepatitis C than in all community health settings except for drug dependency services.

Pinsky, who in addition to his media work maintains a private practice, teaches psychiatry at the Keck School of Medicine at U.S.C. and directs the chemical-dependency services department at Las Encinas, said he lives a quiet life.

In this paper we explore a simple approach to create service graph on-demand for service composition in service oriented wireless sensor network based on input/output dependency between services.

With rising demands and dependency, professional services are included more often in a lot of home care arrangements [ 10].

Therefore, despite the theoretical dependency on services' availability and affordability, the parents/caregivers in Pacoti do not have such limitations.

Clinical paternalism can reinforce patients' dependency on services, for instance, in the case of mandatory relationships between staff and patients where staff offer clinical paternalism- with the best intentions- to help patients manage their symptoms and life.