41 Three important outcomes from reluctance to care were identified in their review: deterioration in the relationship between the carer and recipient, poorer quality of care, and institutionalisation of the recipient.
The administration proposal would preserve comprehensive Medicaid benefits for welfare recipients, poor children and certain other groups who are automatically eligible for Medicaid under current law.
The program's street cleaners are drawn from the ranks of Home Relief recipients -- poor, childless adults able to report early in the morning and work seven or eight hours up to three days a week.
Middle-income places like Poland and Mexico are big recipients; poor and isolated ones, notably in Africa, are less likely to export many migrants (though, as Africa grows richer, its small emigrant population will probably soar).
Politicians now use tax credits to bribe employers to provide child care, 401(k) plans, technology training and apprenticeship programs, and to hire ex-cons, welfare recipients, poor teens and the disabled.
President Bush seems to have been the recipient of poor intelligence again.
For example, if the mitigating controls are low, which means that the data recipient has poor security and privacy practices, then the re-identification threshold should be set at a lower level.
When your recipient has poor eyesight.
When examining the patients in Group 1, the DFS rates compare favorably given the degree of HLA mismatch between donors and recipients, the percentage of recipients with poor performance scores, and the extensive prior therapy of this patient population.
We performed three different treatments regarding the information about recipients: (i) no-info condition; (ii) poverty: dictators were informed that their recipients were poor; (iii) medicines: donations were given in the form of medicines instead of money.
