In addition, cultures may institutionalize regular, periodic purification rituals on the general principle that pollution occurs all the time.
As an extra analysis complying with another interpretation that there is no latency/induction period, we dealt with the care recipients who were institutionalized as censored at the moment of being institutionalized in addition to the care recipients who were moved out from the municipality.
In addition to this, being institutionalized represents a risk, but this result is likely influenced by a negative selection bias, as people are often admitted to institutions because they have become too weak to live independently and for this reason may have an elevated risk [ 1].
It is expected that the newly formed MBDS Foundation, in addition to solidifying and institutionalizing cooperation, will serve as the network's financial arm by mobilizing resources from different funding agencies, including from governments of member countries.
In addition, it is not formally institutionalized through brothels or pimps thus most women work for themselves[ 16, 17].
The strength of the 'internal' programme increased when the coordination was based on a bureaucratic function in the municipal administration, rather than on one individual.[ 23] In addition, if the function is institutionalized, changes in personnel, whether municipal officials or politicians, have less impact on the programme.
In addition, our secondary health service is highly institutionalized in Lithuania; there is no out-patient care or nursing [ 21].
In Africa during that decade, young disabled people in Zimbabwe were institutionalized in residential missionary schools.
In addition, NHANES does not include those who were institutionalized, did not have telephones, or were homeless, all of whom can be expected to have poorer health status (Zahran et al. 2005).
The high proportion of PIM and PPO in the elderly institutionalized in nursing homes is known about [ 31].
