Sentence examples for help rehabilitation from inspiring English sources

Some researchers, prisons and inmates say they help rehabilitation.

Drawn up partly in response to the murders of five prostitutes in Suffolk last year, it is supposed to help rehabilitation by putting women in touch with health officials and probation officers.

Objectives: To obtain an insider's view about disability-related pain to help rehabilitation clinicians understand the experience and to show how people with disability manage daily living and encounters with other people.

Similarly, in Norway, the total number of users of home-based care services, that is, nursing services in the home, home help, rehabilitation and other services for users living at home, independent of age and diagnosis, has remained almost unchanged at 190,000 users.

Familiarity with ICU equipment, including cardiac monitors and ventilators, can help rehabilitation staff to feel more comfortable in mobilizing critically ill patients.

Penal authorities insist that self-organisation helps rehabilitation by giving prisoners responsibilities.

Tribunals don't erase history but recognition of suffering, justice, and punishment of those responsible definitely helps rehabilitation, while seeing war crimes celebrated in Croatia is having the opposite effect.

However, other studies using nurse-led follow-up programs [ 29] and self-help rehabilitation manuals [ 18] have shown little benefit.

In this study, the use of a self-help rehabilitation manual in addition to standard follow-up care in the UK found improvements in physical recovery and depression, but no difference in symptoms of anxiety or post-traumatic stress disorder.

A UK-based study reported substantial improvements in the physical function sub-scale of the 36-item Medical Outcomes Study Short Form (SF-36) at 8 weeks and 6 months, after a 6-week intervention involving a self-help rehabilitation manual.

The Rehabilitation EnAblement in CHronic Heart Failure (REACH-HF) trial is part of a research programme designed to develop and evaluate a health professional facilitated, home-based, self-help rehabilitation intervention to improve self-care and health-related quality of life in people with heart failure and their caregivers.