Sentence examples for routine neglect from inspiring English sources

At the hospital, she was appalled by what she called the routine neglect and abuse of dying patients.

The Mid Staffordshire trust, which is set to be dissolved next year, was criticised by a public inquiry for the "routine" neglect of patients between 2005 and 2009.

Bob Greifinger, a professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice who studies mental-health conditions in prisons, told me that routine neglect is no less pernicious than flagrant abuse.

Sentencing, Mr Justice Haddon-Cave said responsibility for the failures at the time of Mrs Astbury's death lay with senior managers at the Trust, which was criticised by a public inquiry for the "routine" neglect of patients between 2005 and 2009.

Other experiences include disrupted performance, decrease in service quality, absenteeism, job dissatisfaction, forgetting care tasks, disrupted work routine, neglect of the patient, reluctant caring, conflict displacement onto the patient and a negative attitude towards the patient.

Botanists have long observed and lamented the routine neglect of plants in textbooks (Link-Pérez et al., 2009; Uno, 2009; Schussler et al., 2010), teaching laboratories (Uno, 2009), and lectures (Darley, 1990; Bozniak, 1994; Uno, 1994).

In the Navy Estimates of 1911, Paul Bénazet asserted that from 1896 to 1911, France dropped from being the world's second-largest naval power to fourth; he attributed this to problems in maintenance routines and neglect.

Also, social strains such as negative life events, family conflict or dysfunction, disruption of routines, or neglect can also foster maladjustment [ 19, 20].

Its laboratory routines are neglected by cognitive ethologists and ecological psychologists convinced that its methods are irrelevant to studying how animals and persons behave in their natural and social environment.

Given the routine treatment of neglect and torture of people with Down syndrome throughout history and the relatively recent change in our treatment of them, we have very little understanding what someone with Down syndrome is truly capable of accomplishing.

Education needs also included 'how to' conduct routine depression screening, neglect and sensation training, and 'how to' deliver mental practice.