Sentence examples for newly institutionalized from inspiring English sources
And in case it does grow to become a newly institutionalized practice, it does not replace or complement the existing regime, but merely opens it up for alternatives that might provide the same service.
Retrospective cohort study on 792 NH residents in the Rhine-Neckar region in South-West Germany, newly institutionalized in the year 2000, who died until the study end (December 2001).
The study population included 1926 NH residents who were newly institutionalized between 1st of January and 31st of December 2000 in one of the 97 NHs in the study region who applied for benefits from the German statutory nursing insurance system (see Figure 1).
Finally, we define sustainability as the extent to which a newly implemented innovation is maintained or institutionalized within a service setting and is running with stable operations (47, 48).
As the networks become institutionalized, they will face a new set of challenges, from identifying diversified and sustainable sources of funding to adapting to newly emerging public health threats.
Kirk and Fahrenkopf Jr. declared the newly formed commission would "institutionalize" the debates and strengthen the role of the two political parties in the electoral process.
Informal leadership is thus accepted and institutionalized with parallel structures developing, instead of changes proposed in accordance with the hospital-wide first-line management policy newly in place.
Finally, she is institutionalized.
Forrest is institutionalized.
She remains institutionalized.
