Sentence examples for illness learning from inspiring English sources
As a medical director who took on a chief executive job, my task has been to develop a pathway of care to meet the needs of people with mental illness, learning disability, brain injury, autism and even dementia.
In addition, health visitors noted any 'family difficulties' (problems with housing, finances, physical illness/disability, mental illness, learning disabilities, death of parent(s), divorce/separation, domestic tension, in-law conflicts, unemployment, alcoholism or 'other serious difficulties affecting child's development').
General practitioners at the practices then screened the list and excluded those whom they felt were inappropriate for inclusion in a postal survey e.g. severe psychiatric illness, learning difficulties.
All patients registered at the participating practices who were ⩾50 years old, without a registered cancer diagnosis, and deemed suitable to complete the questionnaire by the doctor (e.g. did not have a mental illness, learning disability or terminal illness), were eligible.
According to Art. 397a ZGB "an adult or a ward of court may be committed to or detained in a suitable institution on account of mental illness, learning disabilities, alcoholism, addiction to other substances or serious self-neglect, provided there is no other way to ensure his personal welfare.
Other studies have found that for people diagnosed with mental illness, learning of their genetic risk for the condition relieves internal speculation about its causes.
The first part: Helping those suffering from mental illness learn to recognize, and then harness, their illness to their benefit.
The solution is a fundamental change in our worldview about health -- a view that helps us get to the core of illness, learn self-care, take control, and empower ourselves to transform our own health and turn our "sick care" system into a health care system.
Those of us raising children with long-term illnesses learn that sooner than others.
Families who have been suffering from mysterious illnesses learn that the water they've been drinking day in and day out may be laced with poison.
Others reported that low mood compromised their concentration and ability to engage fully, either because confronting the illness made them feel low or they feared experiencing an episode of the illness through learning about bipolar disorder when well.
