If your wife, partner, or loved one must be hospitalized with postpartum psychosis, try to assure her that hospitalization is temporary and that full-time, effective treatment will help her get home to her baby as quickly as possible.
Randomization into treatment groups might be logistically difficult or even impossible (e.g., adding additional full-time teachers to treatment classes), unethical (e.g., withholding free lunch from needy children), or prohibitively expensive (e.g., large-scale redesign of classrooms).
Heller, jealous of her attention, demands treatment full-time.
A significant majority of the respondents are in full-time employment in both treatment and control areas.
During the first 3 to 4 months after the completion of orthodontic treatment, full-time retention is mandatory to prevent relapse while the PDL fiber reorganization occurs [43].
Our observations in a chronic diseases clinic in Siem Reap confirm that ART is quite labour-intensive, with approximately 3 full-time doctors needed for treatment and follow-up of 1158 PLWHAs in September 2004.
Makeovers, once the subject of daytime talk-show segments, got the full prime-time treatment on series such as Extreme Makeover (ABC, 2003 07), The Swan (Fox, 2004), and Queer Eye for the Straight Guy (Bravo, 2003 07).
Mr. Lawitts estimated that there were fewer than 10 full-time sanitation workers on methadone treatment.
To this day these rights – including maternity and paternity rights, equal treatment for full-time, part-time and agency workers, and the right to paid leave – continue to underpin and protect working rights for British people.
To that end, the administration has set up a special program for a small number of Iraqis, which gives preferential treatment to full-time employees of the American Embassy, about 125 in Baghdad, and to 500 interpreters by allowing them to skip the lengthy United Nations refugee process once they leave Iraq.
