Sentence examples for institutionalised setting from inspiring English sources

"Our research has shown extra-care can add years of independent living for people with dementia who might otherwise end up in an institutionalised setting," she says.

The impact of living without a loving, caring family and living within an institutionalised setting with workers who really couldn't care less, had an impact on my emotional development.

But when, 14 years later, Marina is appointed to be murdered on a beach in Tarsus, the simple device of opening one of the doors in the institutionalised set creates the effect of wind and waves.

Studies at higher risk of bias reported lower rates of dehydration following implementation of the Resident Assessment Instrument (US), eating in a less-institutionalised setting (US, UK), eating with others (US) or use of high-contrast red tableware compared with white (US).

Setting Non-institutionalised adults living in their own homes.

The visitors' room is a gloomy, institutionalised place with gloomy, institutionalised easy chairs.

Setting Up to 10 waves of the Health Survey for England, which samples the non-institutionalised general population resident in England.

Cos they're always saying they want to get us back to work and things …But it's hard in a place like this; you just become institutionalised and there's no goals to set (Participant 7) Data show that service users wanted information about medication and its potential side effects.

New Age centres have been set up in various parts of the world, representing an institutionalised form of the movement.

The race towards Oscar night now looks set to pit the disreputable crime romp against the weighty expose of institutionalised American evil.

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