General hospitals often also have a formal or an informal role as teaching institutions.
For excellent teaching institutions or departments, the discount would be reimbursed directly from public funds.
Sidney Webb also helped reorganize the University of London into a federation of teaching institutions and served in the government as a Labour Party member.
Part of the reason is that the cuts made by hospitals in the 90's had a ripple effect on teaching institutions, causing them to shrink.
Or a gold standard as defined by the Russell Group not good teaching institutions like Teesside University or Liverpool John Moores.
Harriet R. Feldman, dean of the Leinhard School of Nursing at Pace University in Pleasantville, says hospitals' overt interest in teaching institutions is relatively new.
If you want to find innovative models for small-scale shows with big ideas, teaching institutions are still the place to look, particularly university art museums.
A second tier was the state colleges functioning as teaching institutions focusing primarily on undergraduate education, with some graduate courses; they enrolled a third of California students.
Although our research universities may be without peer in their research accomplishments, complacency with respect to their performance as teaching institutions is unwarranted.
Research universities are teaching institutions, too.
Therefore, many teaching institutions were founded.
