Sentence examples for medical confinement from inspiring English sources

Even in 1998 when I came out of one hundred days of protective medical confinement, I took my first walk around the neighborhood and saw my neighbor's impatiens in a deep rich magenta.

Indeed medical 'bowel confinement' practised by some colorectal surgeons following secondary anal sphincter repair, has been shown in a randomised trial to confer no benefit in terms of septic complications or functional outcomes [ 42].

Their demands include increased visitation rights with humane treatment of family visitors, installation of a public telephone to communicate with families, and an end to medical negligence, solitary confinement and administrative detention.

A 2013 study by CAP found that LGBTQ detainees were 15 times more likely to be sexually assaulted in detention than non-LGBTQ detainees, and it revealed a "systemic nature of abuse" against LGBTQ people in immigration detention, including sexual assault, withholding of medical treatment, solitary confinement, inappropriate use of restraints, and verbal and physical abuse by guards.

These unpublished data came from the proprietary Ingenix Impact National Managed Care Database which is a large administrative claims database containing inpatient confinement, medical claims, pharmacy claims, and member eligibility information.

"He needs medical attention, not solitary confinement," Mr. Kasman said.

In the last dozen years, immigration laws have sharply narrowed the grounds for federal court review of such cases, and a federal magistrate judge directed Ms. Jiang's lawyers to remove all allegations concerning her arrest, medical care, conditions of confinement and the denial of opportunity to apply for asylum protection at her hearing.

Ms. Obeidy, who showed severe bruising on her face and thigh when she burst into the hotel, said in the interviews that after she was dragged out she was held for three days in solitary confinement, without medical or psychological help, and repeatedly interrogated by security officials.

And if Eljahmi wished to draw attention to a cause which is what he apparently hoped to do, in refusing to recant his democratic principles and instead suffering the isolation, medical deprivation, psychiatric hospital confinement and miserable conditions that have reduced him to a comatose state it seems his big mistake was that he stood up for democracy instead of signing up for Islamist jihad.

Among its legion perversities, solitary confinement turns medical doctors into torturers; renders violent criminals more aggressive, and makes prisoners cut off from human society incapable of functioning in it.

Indian sex workers were also subject to periodic medical check-ups and confinement in lock-up hospitals (Ghosh 2005).