After exclusion of 76 patients with previous hip fractures or surgeries, 25 patients whose fracture was not from low-energy trauma, and 13 institutionalized patients, there were 262 eligible patients, among whom 217 agreed to join the study.
"It is almost so institutionalized now, though there is a variance in stringency," said Brian Sigritz, the director of state fiscal studies for the National Association of State Budget Officers.
In addition, our secondary health service is highly institutionalized in Lithuania; there is no out-patient care or nursing [ 21].
He believes there is institutionalized racism among the police forces.
"There is institutionalized racism here, and nobody even wants to talk about it".
And the third requirement is that there exist institutionalized forums for contestation impartial 'courts of appeal,' so to speak, where citizens can raise objections to public laws and policies (Pettit 1997, 1999, 2012).
There are institutionalized, social and economic barriers that limit access to higher education, exclusive networks and leadership opportunities.
There was institutionalized racism in Larry King's native New York, and in Florida where he worked early on.
You look at how long it took to get justice over something like Hillsborough, for example, and it seems to me there's institutionalized injustice.
It acknowledges that there is institutionalized oppression, power and privilege occurring on multiple axes - race, class, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability, immigration status, religion, etc - and organizes people to challenge and transform that institutional oppression as a path to social change.
