Sentence examples for institutionalised care from inspiring English sources

Disabled children are overwhelmingly represented, and can remain in institutionalised care for life.

The cost, Unicef says, is still much lower than institutionalised care.

The preventable death of 18-year-old Connor Sparrowhawk, who drowned in a Southern Health NHS trust unit in Oxfordshire last year, reignited the debate on institutionalised care.

The trust was set up two decades ago to assist the transition from a system based on institutionalised care to community-based living.

One of the things Plan B was trying to say was that the root of much of this lies in institutionalised care.

For Janus, the move into his own two-bedroom bungalow with 24-hour support marks the end of 35 years of institutionalised care.

Ni says: "The government needs a new policy toward autistic people and institutionalised hospital care … We need a change in the law to let us [families] have a voice".

[ 10] The processes described here were constructed for use in a three-tiered institutionalised health care system.

Since it is merely misplaced maternal guilt guiding my choice instead of thoughtful deliberation I am happy to lay down my shackles and rush off to a utopian ideal of ambitious bliss.Perhaps, though, it would be wise to consider that a sizeable segment of the population would not respond as directed to financial incentives and institutionalised government child care.

For instance, the shift from hospital-based and institutionalised forms of care to support embedded in the community is well underway but in areas such as preventative services, which are seen as a potentially cost effective model of support in the community context, research has failed to keep pace with these changes.

At the study site, usual care for non-institutionalised frail older people involves the General Practitioner (GP), community services and some home visiting programs to provide therapy.