Sentence examples for secure care from inspiring English sources

(NHS) The tension between achieving continuity of care and women being detained in undesirably high levels of security is conceptually important for how women's secure care pathways are thought about and planned.

See Table 4 and figure 1. Std = standard, CI = confidence interval To date, there are a limited number of studies looking at the forensic outcomes of high security patients who have been discharged via medium secure care [ 27, 28].

He wants to know why Megrahi was not kept in secure care in Scotland.

After threatening to kill herself, she was eventually placed in secure care.

Despite these strengths, it is the secure care homes that are most at risk if YOAs get the go ahead.

Jails designed to hold young men were having to adjust to unexpected roles as secure care homes and even hospices.

This paper uses the example of girls in secure care to explore understandings that are applied to young people considered 'vulnerable' and 'troublesome' simultaneously.

It says that people in this group are on average detained five times longer in secure care than other groups and more targeted care is required.

Moving the oldest prisoners to secure care homes is being looked at in an attempt to deal with the rising cost of looking after them.

By examining girl's own perspectives of their complex pathways into secure care, this paper will contest the binding of childhood and vulnerability and argue that such an act disenfranchises girls from the services that are designed to help them.

The report suggests that too much money is being spent on secure care – the most expensive form of care – and more should be invested in prevention and community support.