Sentence examples for psychiatric program from inspiring English sources

Working for St . Lukes-Roosevelt, she set up an innovative home care psychiatric program for residents of welfare hotels.

Of the 40 9-year-olds who participated in the study, 23 had been physically abused and were recruited by the researchers from a state psychiatric program and a social welfare agency.

Mr. Brice, who was born in 1920 and spent most of his life doing heavy manual labor, was introduced to painting in the early 1980's through a psychiatric program.

Mr. Brice, who was born in 1920 and spent most of his life doing heavy manual labor, was introduced to painting in the early 80's through a psychiatric program.

In 2007, when Major Hasan was a resident in the psychiatric program at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, the academic presentation he made that was required for graduation — known as his grand rounds presentation — stated that a risk of having American Muslims in the military was the possibility that they would murder their fellow troops.

"The Kings County Hospital psychiatric program staff have worked tirelessly since the death of Ms. Green and have made major improvements and reforms that have turned around and brought stability to the program" Ms. Flateau said in an e-mail, citing a change in clinical leadership and a policy review.

After years of trying new caseworkers, psychiatric programs and all kinds of medical and mental health doctors and specialists, my parents had reached a point of paralysis.

The difference between the groups could have been bigger, as the control group benefited from one aspect of the intervention: healthier dietary choices offered at the 10 psychiatric programs where the study took place, like baked fish instead of fried.

The data system also includes the hospital and emergency psychiatric programs in the Syracuse metropolitan area.

Dr. Schwartz, 30, is an attending physician at the Bellevue Hospital Center comprehensive psychiatric emergency program in Manhattan.

She was released in July 1999 and referred to a psychiatric rehabilitation program run by FEGS, formerly the Federation Employment and Guidance Service.