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].
Indeed, rates of SUD increase significantly as youth penetrate the justice system, from community supervision to secure care (Wasserman et al. 2010).
Across the country, states are slashing funding for subsidized child care programs while tightening eligibility requirements, leaving millions of low-income parents scrambling to secure care in order to maintain their jobs.
Medical tourism can serve as a means for patients to secure care more cheaply and quickly than if they remain within their local health care systems.
Canadians have invested in destination hospitals abroad, and Canadian entrepreneurs have started facilitation companies that assist patients in securing care internationally [ 9, 11, 12].
(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.
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.
My disability and the difficulty in securing care is a big part of the reason I live with my parents.
Jails designed to hold young men were having to adjust to unexpected roles as secure care homes and even hospices.
