Sentence examples for visitation standards from inspiring English sources

These visitation standards can be helpful when parents can't agree on a visitation schedule.

Some counties in Kentucky have written visitation standards that give guidance to parents about visitation schedules, but others do not.

The Board of Corrections will hear the visitation standard revisions this May, and then vote on them soon after.

Until this embodiment of bias falls, workarounds like the hospital visitation and leave-allowance standards will be laudable but inadequate fixes in public policy.

Anyone who's experienced the drudgery and torture of a standard gym visitation knows that you don't reward your punished abdomen with a post-workout slice of mud cake.

The intervention increases maternal skills in goal-setting, stimulus control and problem-solving, engages family members to support changes, links mothers to neighborhood resources and is embedded in the standard home visitation program.

Although, the quality of medical care utilization may depend on socio-economic status, the main routines of ER visitations are fairly standard in city hospitals.

Former research has identified four principal models and national variants of external evaluation, e.g. medical speciality-driven visitation, traditional accreditation against explicit standards, European Quality Awards based on the model of the European Foundation of Quality Management (EFQM), and certification using ISO standards (ISO 9000 series)[ 1].

Mothers with major depressive disorder identified at 3 months postpartum were randomized into IH-CBT and ongoing home visitation (n = 47) or standard home visitation (SHV; n = 46) in which they received home visitation alone and could obtain treatment in the community.

But when used in a visitation context, the "best interest" standard, which is subjective and broadly defined, allows a state court to substitute its judgment for the parent's.

The six Brighter Future Family (BFF) Centers in Hartford, Connecticut and their NFN programs were paired by neighborhood socioeconomic and racial/ethnic characteristics (Table  1) and were randomly assigned to receive either the standard NFN home visitation program (n = 3) or the enhanced NFN home visitation program (NFN+, n = 3).