We're not prejudging what the outcome will be, but all of us will be watching very closely as to how it [the ESH] actually operates on the ground and whether it can move away from past punitive approaches and towards something that's much more therapeutic and rehabilitative.
Prison has a punitive as well as a rehabilitative aspect, and some have been cool to drug courts for that reason, seeing them as coddling criminals.
Development of the EEG, analysis of cerebrospinal fluid obtained by lumbar puncture (spinal tap), and development of cerebral angiography allowed neurologists to increase the precision of their diagnoses and develop specific therapies and rehabilitative measures.
Rusk was also active as a public proponent of rehabilitative medicine, and from 1946 to 1969 he published a weekly column in The New York Times that dealt with health, rehabilitation, and veterans' issues.
The patients are provided with a range of individualized medical, nursing, social, and rehabilitative services in their own homes, coordinated through one central agency.
Rehabilitative procedures generally involve head and eye exercises that aid the central compensation mechanism.
This operation would never have been possible without all the technical, supportive, and rehabilitative resources of modern medicine.
After emergency treatment by military surgeons in Pakistan, the schoolgirl was flown to the UK for further medical care and rehabilitative help.
It works wonders as a rehabilitative exercise too.
The reality of living in an overcrowded cell with no private lavatory, for example, is plainly inconsistent with a rehabilitative agenda that would see offenders leave prison with a sense of their having a constructive place in a society in which they would want to participate.
Murderers incarcerated at the infamous San Quentin jail in California shared their reflections on their crimes as part of The Last Mile, a rehabilitative programme enabling some of its inmates to blog and communicate on social media platforms such as Twitter.
