The practice of welfare money going to big banks isn't confined to California.
Given the highly politicised nature of this area of health management, clinicians have a vital role in ensuring that the health needs of people reporting poor health are recognised and met, and that both the theory and practice of welfare to work initiatives for this patient group are conducive to improving health and wellbeing.
In 1992, New Jersey became the first state to adopt a so-called family cap policy, which ended the practice of increasing welfare benefits by $64 a month when a recipient had an additional child.
However, codes of practices for the welfare of farm animals are available (EU code of recommendation; Australian Animal Welfare Standards and Guidelines).
Hence, generalisation of welfare bricolage practices to welfare state regimes will only be possible on theoretical grounds.
For efficacy studies, up to 3 female horses at a time were housed in single pens under BSL-4 conditions meeting the Victorian Bureau of Animal Welfare Code of Practice for the Welfare of Horses (www.dpi.vic.gov.au/agriculture/about-agriculture/legislation-regulation/animal-welfare-legislation/codes-of-practice-animal-welfare/code-welfare-of-horses).
Miller (1992), for example argues that studying beliefs about "macro-justice", i.e. justice across the entire society, faces the risk that respondents are biased by the current income distribution and welfare practices of their own society.
The multilevel analysis indicated relatively small differences between the practices of the employment and welfare offices in the length of rehabilitation periods.
This protocol describes the study "Understanding the practice and developing the concept of welfare bricolage" (UPWEB).
The care of primates is covered by the Animal Welfare Act of 2006 and Defra's Code of Practice for the Welfare of Privately Kept Primates (the "primate code") of 2010.
