Institutional care
Living in institutional care: Residents' experiences and coping strategies
... the institutional care population of ...in institutional care, and to make a contribution to theorising on the (met and unmet) needs of institutional care ...
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Future Institutional Care Needs of the Elderly in Japan
... home care is often a more expensive way of managing severe needs than institutional care, but some older people prefer to remain in the community even with relatively severe needs, leading to a ...
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Assessing time use in long-term institutional care: development, validity and inter-rater reliability of the Groningen Observational instrument for Long-Term Institutional Care (GO-LTIC)
... Methods: The Groningen Observational instrument for Long-Term Institutional Care (GO-LTIC) is based on the conceptual framework of the Nursing Interventions Classification. Developmental, validation, and ...
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Causes Of Career Indecisiveness Among Adolescents In Institutional Care
... in institutional care because if these adolescents do not find productive employment later in life, the danger of them being drawn to delinquency looms ...in institutional care are deprived of ...
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Transition trajectories from youth institutional care to adulthood
... in institutional long-term social care in Europe ranges from ...social care institutions. Institutional care is one of alternatives where children and youth under 18 live when they ...
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Development of business information for autonomous teams within the institutional care
... The participative way of development of KPI’s calls for dialogues with the employees from the primarily process to gather information which eventually can lead to a bottom-up development. Thus, it provides the ...
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Perceptions of effective relationships in an institutional care setting for older people
... an institutional residential setting by means of positively framed ...organised care institutions typically experience depression and loneliness (Grenade & Boldy, 2008; Roos & Malan, 2012; Shabangu ...
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Adolescent development following institutional care in the early years.
... A similar finding and conclusion was later reported by Heston and co-workers (1966) who studied adults (ages 21 - 50) who had been placed in foundling homes at birth and spent between [r] ...
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INSTITUTIONAL CARE OF CHILDREN
... For example, the decision to admit a child into the institution is based not only on the child's own behavior, his treatment needs and his family situation, but also on his potential imp[r] ...
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The long-term outcomes of early institutional care
... Levels of self-esteem were not significantly different between the two group, although there was a trend in the direction of the ex-institutional group having higher levels of self-esteem than the comparison ...
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Institutional Care, Foster Home Care or Family Care?
... He can- not look to mother to see how she reacts, he has no sisters or brothers to play with and if placed in an institution or a foster home where there is insufficient physical, social[r] ...
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Practices of Care from Educators at Institutional Shelters for Children
... of care offered to children is one of the factors necessary to ensure the protective nature of the institutional ...and care practices of educators in the state of Pará, comparing two contexts, the ...
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Factors associated with older people’s long-term care needs: a case study adopting the expanded version of the Anderson Model in China
... formal care can be delivered either in the community in the form of home-and community- based care (HCBC), or in the institutional settings in the form of institutional ...elderly care ...
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From the workhouse to the home The historical origins and development of domiciliary care services for older people in Ireland
... and institutional care for the older persons in need of ...informal care work (Timonen and McMenamin ...on institutional care, and it is arguable that the most important reason for this ...
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Measuring and modelling occupancy time in NHS continuing healthcare
... in institutional care (e. g. residential care, nursing care) and funded by the local ...nursing care assumes that residents may go through two conceptual states ...home care but ...
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Predictors of the highest long term care expenditures in Japan
... that institutional care has a pivotal role in long-term care expenditures, we demonstrated that institutional care interacting with higher care needs level is a relevant fac- tor ...
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The System of Long-term Care in the Czech Republic. ENEPRI Research Report No. 72, 28 May 2010
... term care (LTC) in the Czech Republic, as in other countries of Central and Eastern Europe, is not considered a specific sector of the social security ...Long-term Care in the Czech Republic ...provide ...
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Transition of Severely Disabled Children From Hospital or Chronic Care Facilities to the Community
... Many children with severe disabilities or long- term illness require special services to support home rather than institutional care.. Transitional care may be defined as those services [r] ...
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MISSOC-Info 1/99 Bulletin of the Mutual Information System on Social Protection in the European Union.
... It is compulsory for the institutional care and assistance contract to include an undertaking from the institution to respect the conditions relating to the following points: • undertaki[r] ...
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The match between institutional elderly care management research and management challenges - a systematic literature review
... of institutional elderly care management re- ...how institutional care management research matches the long-term care challenges currently emphasized in inter- national long-term ...
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