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to institutionalization

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The process of establishing a practice as a norm

  • The government began the institutionalization of background checks for internet users.

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Therefore, functional incapacity may be one of the major factors leading to institutionalization in Brazil and recently institutionalized elders would tend to present IADL and ADL dependence.

Soon after she returned to Chatham, Dr. Hagen's chronic depression deepened because of the loss of her medical career and two failed marriages, her fears about her parents' health, and her own fears that her depression would lead to institutionalization, said a defense psychiatrist, Robert L. Sadoff.

In addition to institutionalization aspects, rational considerations influence CHRO presence.

To identify the factors associated to institutionalization and mortality in elderly patients with hip fractures (HF).

These symptoms often cause considerable distress to patients and caregivers, and often contribute to institutionalization.

This study explores the use of (in formal care prior to institutionalization, and its association with patient and caregiver characteristics.

To ensure that the industry effects were due to institutionalization and legitimization aspects, rather than other industry peculiarities, we also more closely considered CHRO presence by industry.

To investigate the time from symptom onset to institutionalization in persons with young-onset dementia (YOD) and compare these findings with late-onset dementia (LOD), and to determine which factors predict institutionalization in persons with YOD compared with LOD.

Although the original idea of quality management standards was to assure customer satisfaction and facilitate international trade, such a purpose can be easily distorted due to institutionalization. Institutionalization refers to a process whereby organizational innovations become more symbolic in their surface value and less substantial in their actual practice (Staw and Epstein 2000).

It is true that individualistic killing in self-defence on the part of private citizens has not led to institutionalization, but this is because it is an individual, non-institutional activity which is subject to stringent institutional accountability mechanisms (at least in well-ordered liberal democratic states).

As already noted and contrary to the above-mentioned presumption, Steinhoff insists that legalization does not in fact necessarily lead to institutionalization. Specifically, he argues that the legalization of killing in self-defence has not led to its institutionalization, and he also claims (as we have seen) that torturing in self-defence is akin to killing in self-defence.

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