Sentence examples for stabilization services from inspiring English sources
Today, veterans service organizations say, the system still needs more modern programs offering intense outpatient treatment, detoxification and stabilization services.
An association was found between past arrests and admission to crisis stabilization services in this population (N = 10,307).
In many of these studies, the vehicles are able to accrue revenue for performing these grid stabilization services, which would offset the increased purchase cost of plug-in hybrid vehicles.
When diversion is not possible, the next option would be the immediate provision of screening and stabilization services upon arrest, continued treatment while incarcerated, and transition to appropriate and consistent treatment services in the community upon release (Swartz and Swanson 2002).
Inpatient programs provide acute, in-hospital care, detoxification and medical stabilization services.
He negotiated de facto residency, which entitled him to rent stabilization but no services.
Near-term aid was focused on provision of surgery and trauma care services, stabilization of inpatient services, and restoration of outpatient services, including HIV care and treatment.
At the end of 2006 MSF opened an emergency centre providing stabilization and referral services for trauma, obstetric, and surgical emergencies.
The book's subtitle describes its contents: "All the plain-English legal information you need to deal with repairs and services; rent stabilization and rent control; security deposit ripoffs; discrimination and harassment; roommates and sublets; and evictions and terminations".
Their study credited a variety of medical advancements for the improved death rate, including the development of 911 services, rapid stabilization and transportation of trauma victims, better training for emergency medical technicians, and more hospitals and trauma centers, particularly in rural areas.
A history of arrests was positively associated with admission to crisis stabilization, whereas receipt of case management services or medical services following release from jail was associated with a reduced likelihood of re-arrest.
