The Spartans who tested infants for epilepsy by washing them in wine were no more deluded than the zealots of the middle ages who thought that those with the disorder were possessed by demons, or the 19th-century doctors who institutionalised or over-sedated them.
In Australia approximately 70% of all deaths are institutionalised but over 15% of deaths occur in intensive care settings where the ability to provide a "good death" is particularly inhibited.
These bailouts for elites over services for the many are institutionalised within the system, no party proposes changing it.
To evaluate the self-perception of health (SH) of non-institutionalised over-65s.
A sample of non-institutionalised, over-65 subjects was randomly selected from the electoral rolls of each city between January 1999 and March 2001.
For example, the evaluators found it difficult to use evaluation tools where writing and reading skills were required, when evaluating youth participation of especially vulnerable young people such as young people that are institutionalised as this group often found it difficult to concentrate over a longer period and when met with challenges of reading and writing.
I continue to believe that they (we) had to; but brutality has become institutionalised in Israel as expressions of male dominance and state sovereignty - over Jewish/Israeli women as well as over Palestinian men and women.
Anyway, influence is determined largely by power, and Britain's power in Europe is institutionalised through, for instance, its voting weight in the Council of Ministers and its veto over certain policy areas.
Much of the corruption in Libya is institutionalised in long-term contracts signed by the Gaddafi regime with companies all over the world, most notably in Russia, China, Italy, Germany, the UK and the US.
Three years later, more people are institutionalised than ever.
It is integrated, embedded and even institutionalised in our society.
