Sentence examples for long term facilities from inspiring English sources

Health care setting where HIV screening is routinely performed included the emergency department, urgent care clinic, inpatient services, primary care clinics, specialty clinics and affiliated community clinics, but excluded affiliated long term facilities and nursing homes.

We have the feeling that the problem to find a place for elderly patients in long term facilities is even worse for those who are HIV+.

Legal issues, immediate medical needs and screening for tuberculosis are taken care of before the asylum seekers are transferred to more long term facilities elsewhere in Norway.

Complaints of elder abuse and neglect filed against nursing homes and other long-term facilities doubled from 1996 to 1999, the state reported last week.

There are no long-term facilities for disposing or burying high-level nuclear waste anywhere in the world, although Posiva is digging a tunnel at Olkiluoto in anticipation of approval for storing waste a quarter of a mile underground.

Fully 65% of young offenders incarcerated in one of the state's long-term facilities, and 53% of convicted juveniles not sent to a long-term state-run facility, commit another crime within the next three years.

He said the outbreak was not surprising considering the time of year and the fact that "these are schools and there wasn't an expectation that they would be long-term facilities for the homeless".

Obtaining a clear picture of the Chinese companies' debts can be difficult, analysts said, because debts they often listed as short-term liabilities are perpetually rolled forward, essentially making them long-term facilities.

Nearly two-thirds of Georgia's juvenile-justice department's annual $300m budget goes to running residential facilities, which cost $91,126 per bed per year for long-term facilities and $88,155 for short-term.

Occupying a niche somewhere between the single-minded focus on medical service delivery characterized by today's hospitals and the geriatric, residential orientation of most long-term facilities, the Glengariff centers look well beyond those models, at the same time working within the restraints imposed by both regulatory agencies and third-party payers.

Jay Varma, the deputy commissioner for disease control at the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, said the outbreak was not surprising, considering the time of year and the fact that "these are schools and there wasn't an expectation that they would be long-term facilities for the homeless".