When your accountants are changing on the fly the scale and shape of institutions that are pillars of your exit strategy, it is not a good sign.
A hundred years later, the scale of powerful institutions is taken as more or less a given by contemporary Progressives like Obama, who appointed an architect of the bank bailout as his treasury secretary.
Given the scale of contemporary institutions, America's once vibrant individualism can only flourish with a public sector capable of generating self-realization, social justice, and democracy.
In urban development circles, strategies that leverage the staying power and scale of anchor institutions -- universities, hospitals and other place-based powerhouses -- are on the rise.
Other key factors with a positive effect on the OW included: the government ownership of the HCs, the scale of the institutions, the medical equipment used, the mix of health services provided, and the women in childbearing age in the residence.
The 1959 Act led to major administrative problems resulting from the large-scale closure of institutions for individuals with mental abnormalities.
It's a special place with so many ongoing projects that the scale of this institution is hard to fathom from the outside.
The way Wiseman structures Ex Libris to reveal the inner workings and outward value of the New York Public Library exemplifies that approach perfectly, capturing the massive scale of the institution, but also, in its most beautiful and compelling moments, the one-on-one connections made with the people who walk through its doors.
Therefore, the scale of the institution, medical equipment used and mix of health services provided are important factors to attract patients to the HCs.
■ The scale of the institution, medical equipment used, and mix of health services provided are important factors for attracting patients to the HC.
