In this region, such alternative care is still dominated by large-scale residential care that remains a legacy of the Soviet past.
In 2008, in Central and Eastern Europe some 1.3 million children lived in public care; just under half of these lived in large-scale residential care facilities or boarding schools (UNICEF, At home or in a home, 2011).
Alternative methods of service delivery, such as large-scale coordinated care, are needed to meet recommended standards for quality health care [ 25].
The Wicking TACF Program aims to institute large-scale, aged care placements that build organisational capacity for evidence-based best practice and provide nursing students with a positive aged care experience to encourage them to seek employment in the sector.
TIMOTHY ROBERT HUGHES Large-Scale Loving Care When it came to hobbies, Timothy Robert Hughes had one as big as a house.
"Money laundering is a critical part of large-scale health care fraud schemes and often the most difficult piece to unravel".
Interestingly, this seems to be precisely the sort of idea being promoted by the new Liberal Democrat health minister, Norman Lamb, who is planning to support a series of large-scale integrated care "experiments" that could allow local health economies to devise their own payment systems.
Here in New York, private-sector organizations like the Freelancers Union and the New York Hotel & Motel Trades Council have rolled out large-scale primary care clinics for their members, with promising results.
It was an enlightened but remarkably common sense approach, long before we could quantify the effects of toxic stress; before the catastrophe of large-scale foster care; before attachment theory and the focus on the first three years of life.
The large-scale outpatient care was based on weekly follow up and treatment with Ready-to-Use-Therapeutic-Foods (Plumpy'nut®, Malaunay, France) delivered by mobile teams comprised of nurses.
No large-scale primary care trial of this sort of treatment has been performed.
