Sentence examples for social mental from inspiring English sources

Ms. Treister's main theme is control — social, mental, technological and otherwise — exerted most powerfully and pervasively by means of feedback mechanisms.

They were in financial, social, mental and physical distress, and this office — whose budget-stressed staff deals with 81,000 cases in a suburban area up to the Will County border — is a lifeline.

I am writing this letter because I feel that our leaders and lawmakers do not have an accurate picture of what it actually entails to become a physician today; specifically, the financial, intellectual, social, mental, and physical demands of the profession.

Emeritus Assisted Living has partnered with Dr. Paul Nussbaum, a neuropsychologist advocating social, mental, spiritual, nutritional and physical ways to promote brain health, to make its 180 homes "brain health centers for the community," said Chris Guay, a divisional director of operations.

Until now, ITC just overlaid the existing social, mental and organizational structure and has not yet impacted on it as deeply as it might have.

To investigate the social mental state of drug addicts in a compulsive drug abuse treatment center; evaluate the effectiveness of integrated program for the prevention of abuse relapse and improvement of drug addicts' psychological health.

In Samoa, for example, following the earthquake there in September of 2009, we were contacted and hosted by the medical school where we immediately went about the business of training a psycho-social mental health team, doctors, medical students, ministers, community leaders and others who were previously unfamiliar with dealing with trauma.

They also appreciated the doctor-patient relationship and the opportunity to use holistic approaches in keeping with the dominant bio-psycho-social mental healthcare model.

Eriksson et al. [ 12] in a random sample of 8,200 Swedish persons compared three different SRH questions in order to find the best question measuring lifestyle, psycho-social, mental and physical health and found this a useful method.

These settings shared the following features: (1) GPs were paid a salary or hourly fees; (2) longer time slots were available for more comprehensive care; (3) psycho-social mental healthcare teams were located on-site; (4) formal and informal networks were present; and (5) multidisciplinary assessment, meetings, and training were encouraged.

I argue that akin to mind-body dualism, social-mental dualism is open to critique.