As a result of her seclusion, republicanism temporarily gained strength, but in the latter half of her reign, her popularity recovered.
'If I dare to imprint on this paradise,' said Roland Purcell when he founded Mahale camp in the Nineties, 'I'd better get it right.' The result is a kind of seclusion and landscape that would have been perfect even if chimps didn't inhabit the lush hills behind it.
Another study also found that being in a hospital with high rates of seclusion and restraint resulted in higher risks of being secluded or restrained again [ 21].
Residents do prize its quiet and off-the-grid seclusion, a result of geography — it is on a peninsula east of Sheepshead Bay, flanked by Shell Bank Creek, Plumb Beach Channel and Marine Park.
A warm seclusion, the result of a baroclinic lifecycle, occurs at latitudes well poleward of the tropics.
Prompted by an investigation by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) which found hundreds of allegations that children have been abused, and some even died as a result of misuses of restrain and seclusion, Rep. George Miller (D-CA), Chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee is championing two bills through Congress.
Even though seclusion and restraint practice are used to control dangerous behavior (Needham et al. 2004), an Italian study showed that absence of seclusion and restraint practice resulted low violence in psychiatric wards (Raja and Azzoni 2005).
The results showed different patterns in the use of seclusion and restraint across Swiss and German hospitals.
The results clearly showed different patterns in the use of seclusion and mechanical restraint across Swiss and German hospitals.
His focal thesis was that the tragedy of the Japanese involvement in the Second World War was a direct result of Japan's policy of national seclusion.
